People are most likely to make their opinions on a potential piece of legislation known to their representatives when
A) the legislation matters greatly to them, whether or not it affects their private interests.
B) the legislation will affect their private interests substantially.
C) they believe their actions will make enough difference to justify the effort.
D) they can do so at low cost to themselves.
C
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What will be an ideal response?
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Other things constant, a higher price for corn tends to increase
A) the supply of corn. B) the quantity supplied of corn. C) the demand for corn. D) the quantity demanded for corn.
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