The Differences in Voter Turnout in the United States ______

question 67

Multiple Choice

The differences in voter turnout in the United States ______.

• A) are explained completely by individual differences in resources and psychological involvement
• B) are explained completely by the institutional context in which elections are conducted
• C) are explained by individual differences in resources as well as the institutional context of elections
• D) have largely disappeared since the United States implemented a system of mandatory voting with the goal of improving policy outcomes

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Definitions:

Improving Technology

The process of developing and applying new and better techniques, tools, and machines to increase efficiency, productivity, and quality in production or services.

Capital

Wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization or available for purposes such as starting a company or investing.

Factor Suitability

Factor suitability refers to the degree to which a country's resources—such as labor, land, and capital—are appropriate for producing certain goods or services efficiently.

Law Of Increasing Cost

An economic principle that states as production of a good expands, reflecting increased demand or supply shifts, the cost of producing an additional unit of output increases.