The Median Voter Theorem States That

question 13

Multiple Choice

The median voter theorem states that:

• A) if voters have multi-peaked preferences, all of them prefer the median ideal policy.
• B) if voters have single-peaked preferences, none of them prefer the median ideal policy.
• C) if voters have single-peaked preferences, a majority of them prefer the median ideal policy to all other policies.
• D) if voters have multi-peaked preferences, a majority of them prefer the median of those preferences.

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