Majority Voting Fails to Incorporate the Strength of the Preferences

question 7

Multiple Choice

Majority voting fails to incorporate the strength of the preferences of individual voters and therefore

• A)reduces the power of the median voter.
• B)is the primary reason for public sector failure.
• C)may produce economically inefficient outcomes.
• D)creates the opportunity for the fallacy of limited decisions.

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