The Practice That Requires Citizens to Vote in Elections or Face

question 47

Multiple Choice

The practice that requires citizens to vote in elections or face punitive measures such as community service, fines, or imprisonment is called

• A) enforced voting.
• B) recommended voting.
• C) compulsory voting.
• D) free-will voting.
• E) obfuscated voting.

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Definitions:

Security Market Line

A line representing the relationship between the expected return of a market security and its risk, as measured by beta.

Systematic Risk

The collective risk for all investments in a market or a specific part of the market that cannot be offset through diversification.

Unsystematic Risk

The danger linked to a certain company or sector that can be reduced by spreading investments across a varied portfolio.

Political Risk

The risk of loss faced by investors, corporations, and governments due to political decisions, unrest, or instability in a country.