What Is the Paradox of Voting? Why Might People Choose

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Essay

What is the paradox of voting? Why might people choose to vote? Why might people choose not to vote? What could we do to increase turnout? Should voting be made compulsory, in the same way that paying taxes is? Why or why not?

Understand the concept of a case of first impression and its impact on legal precedent.

Know the role of finding tools in legal research and their importance in locating primary sources.

Understand the concept of extensive form games and their representation.

Identify and explain strategies in game theory, including dominant strategies and strategies that would not be chosen under any circumstances.

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