Public Choice Theory Assumes Each Voter Will Tend to Support

question 46

Multiple Choice

Public choice theory assumes each voter will tend to support the political candidate who offers

• A) programs with the largest benefits to society.
• B) the highest potential for being a good leader in times of war.
• C) programs that create the most equal distribution of income.
• D) to provide the voter with the most personal benefits at the least personal cost.

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