In the Realm of Public Policy, Loss Aversion Makes It

question 58

Multiple Choice

In the realm of public policy, loss aversion makes it:

• A)difficult to enact policy changes.
• B)easy to enact policy changes.
• C)difficult to identify those who stand to lose from policy changes.
• D)easy to identify which policies involve the largest efficiency gains.

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