When Voting Preferences Become More Complicated Than Those Assumed by the Median-Voter

question 69

Multiple Choice

When voting preferences become more complicated than those assumed by the median-voter theorem:

• A)the way in which votes are cast becomes important.
• B)the policies preferred by the average voter become more important.
• C)politicians become more extreme in their views.
• D)economists cannot analyze voting preferences successfully.

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