When Strategists Use Algorithms, Voting Patterns, and Consumer Data to Find

question 33

Multiple Choice

When strategists use algorithms, voting patterns, and consumer data to find particular voters likely to vote for a party, the strategists' actions can best be identified as​

• A) ​polling.
• B) ​microtargeting.
• C) ​identifying with a party.
• D) ​exercising media platforms.

Understand the characteristics and outcomes of monopolistic competition, including product differentiation and market behavior.

Differentiate between short-run and long-run equilibriums in monopolistically competitive markets.

Describe the concept of excess capacity and its implications for efficiency in monopolistically competitive markets.

Explain how monopolistically competitive markets achieve or fail to achieve allocative and productive efficiency.

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Definitions:

Espionage Act

1917 law that prohibited spying and interfering with the draft as well as making “false statements” that hurt the war effort.

Edward Snowden

A former National Security Agency contractor who leaked confidential information in 2013, revealing extensive global surveillance programs, leading to a worldwide debate about privacy and government secrecy.

Rural Areas

Regions characterized by low population density and vast open spaces, typically dominated by agriculture or natural settings.