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To solve the double counting problem, economists include only final goods and services in the summing of gross domestic product.
Voter Preferences
The individual choices or inclinations of voters towards candidates, political parties, or policy issues, which guide their decisions in elections.
Special-Interest Effect
The phenomenon where policy decisions disproportionately benefit a small, particular group at the expense of the general public.
Free-Rider Problem
A situation where individuals consume a good or service without contributing to its cost, often leading to underprovision of that good.
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