If voters prefer alternatives closer to their most preferred outcome to alternatives farther away from their most preferred outcome, we can say that voters have _____
a. single-peaked preferences
b. double-peaked preferences
c. rational preferences
d. irrational preferences
a
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The positive effect of having more potential volunteers resulting in a greater likelihood of a beneficial outcome is known as the
A) diffusion effect. B) externalizing effect. C) group dynamic effect. D) size effect.
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Refer to Figure 9-2. With the tariff in place, the United States consumes
A) 9 million pounds of rice. B) 15 million pounds of rice. C) 31 million pounds of rice. D) 42 million pounds of rice.
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