Public Choice Theory Indicates Competitive Forces Provide a Politician with a Strong

question 196

Multiple Choice

Public choice theory indicates competitive forces provide a politician with a strong incentive to offer voters a bundle of political goods that she believes

• A) is best for the economic and political situations the country faces.
• B) will most likely clear the legislative process.
• C) will increase the welfare of society.
• D) will increase her chances of winning elections.

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Definitions:

Customer Relations

The management and development of interaction between a business and its customers to improve satisfaction and loyalty.

Programmed Decisions

Decisions that are routine and repetitive, which can be addressed through established processes.

Company Policies

Established guidelines and rules that dictate how various aspects of business should be conducted within an organization.

Rate Alternatives

A step in decision-making processes where different options are evaluated based on selected criteria to determine the best choice.