Public Choice Economists Often Explain Low Voter Turnouts in Terms

question 19

Multiple Choice

Public choice economists often explain low voter turnouts in terms of

• A) dissatisfaction of many voters with the limited choice of candidates.
• B) lack of civic responsibility of the electorate.
• C) net costs of voting that many voters perceive.
• D) rational ignorance of many voters of the actual date of the elections.

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Definitions:

Sufficient Condition

A condition or set of conditions that guarantees the occurrence of another event or state.

Disconfirming Instances

Instances or examples that provide evidence against a particular hypothesis or statement.

Generalization

A broader statement or principle derived from specific instances, making wider claims based on limited observations.

Generalization

A broad statement or concept derived from specific instances, often used to make predictions or assumptions about unobserved situations.