Public Choice Theory Indicates Competitive Forces Provide a Politician with a Strong

question 196

Multiple Choice

Public choice theory indicates competitive forces provide a politician with a strong incentive to offer voters a bundle of political goods that she believes

• A) is best for the economic and political situations the country faces.
• B) will most likely clear the legislative process.
• C) will increase the welfare of society.
• D) will increase her chances of winning elections.

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