The Median-Voter Theorem Can Help Explain Why Politicians Tend to Change

question 79

Multiple Choice

The median-voter theorem can help explain why politicians tend to change their position on a given issue over the course of an election from:

• A)extreme to moderate.
• B)moderate to extreme.
• C)extreme to more extreme.
• D)one extreme to the other.

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Definitions:

Recursively Written

Describes a method or algorithm that calls itself within its own code.

Iterative Version

A version of an algorithm that uses loops to repeat certain operations until a condition is met, as opposed to recursion.

Last-In/First-Out

A data structure principle where the most recently added element is the first to be removed, exemplified by a stack.

Stack

A stack is a collection or data structure that adheres to the Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) principle, where items are added and removed from the top.