Public Choice Economists Often Explain Low Voter Turnouts in Terms

question 19

Multiple Choice

Public choice economists often explain low voter turnouts in terms of

• A) dissatisfaction of many voters with the limited choice of candidates.
• B) lack of civic responsibility of the electorate.
• C) net costs of voting that many voters perceive.
• D) rational ignorance of many voters of the actual date of the elections.

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Definitions:

Unclear Objectives

refers to goals or aims that are not well-defined, making it difficult to achieve targeted outcomes or measure success.

Priorities

The arrangement or ranking of tasks and activities according to their importance or urgency.

Procrastination

The act of delaying or postponing tasks or decisions, often leading to stress, anxiety, feelings of guilt, and reduced productivity.

Poor Communication

Poor communication refers to the failure in effectively transmitting information, ideas, or feelings, resulting in misunderstandings or errors.