The Theory of Public Choice Examines

question 142

Multiple Choice

The theory of public choice examines

• A)How to apply cost-benefit analysis.
• B)The optimal government intervention to correct market failures.
• C)How a policy of laissez faire works to allocate resources.
• D)The role of self-interest in public decisions.

Understand the relationship between marginal utility, total utility, and the decision-making process in consuming additional units of a good or service.

Understand the challenges of causal inference in quasi-experimental designs due to the absence of random assignment.

Identify the different quasi-experimental designs and their applications.

Recognize threats to internal validity in quasi-experimental designs.

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