Suppose That in a Series of Paired-Choice Votes, a New

question 134

Multiple Choice

Suppose that in a series of paired-choice votes, a new park is preferred to a new recreation center and a new recreation center is preferred to street widening. Also suppose that street widening is preferred to a new park. This set of votes is an example of the

• A)principal-agent problem.
• B)benefits-received principle.
• C)median-voter model.
• D)paradox of voting.

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