A State of Rational Ignorance

question 63

Multiple Choice

A state of rational ignorance

• A) is a reflection of too little education.
• B) makes sense only if information is a free good.
• C) exists only in ideal representative democracies.
• D) makes sense when the costs of becoming informed are greater than the benefits.
• E) none of the above

Evaluate the evolution of welfare policies and their impacts on different societal groups.

Understand the concept and objectives of monetary policy.

Identify the roles and views of historical figures on economic policies.

Analyze the effects of monetary policy on the economy.

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