Without rules and procedures for promoting successful collective action, as participants and preferences multiply
a. government grows more efficient.
b. broadly acceptable collective decisions are made more rapidly.
c. unstructured negotiation rarely yields a collective decision all parties can accept.
d. the institutions of governance become less important.
c. unstructured negotiation rarely yields a collective decision all parties can accept.
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A) participation in research is decided by the participant. B) each signature must be notarized. C) each participant is guaranteed a payment for services. D) the researcher cannot be sued.
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A. a poor democracy B. a rich dictatorship C. a poor dictatorship D. a rich democracy