The Incentive to Inform Oneself Before an Election Is

question 216

Multiple Choice

The incentive to inform oneself before an election is:

• A) high because every vote counts, especially in a democracy.
• B) high because it's important for a civil society to be civically engaged.
• C) low because one's own vote has virtually no chance of affecting the outcome of an election.
• D) high because the outcome of an election has lasting consequences.

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Definitions:

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In a business context, referring to a company where the liability of its members is restricted to what they have invested or guaranteed to the company.

Communist Society

A theoretical economic system characterized by the collective ownership of property and by the organization of labor for the common advantage of all members.

Means of Production

The physical, non-human inputs like factories, machines, and tools required for the production of goods.

Karl Marx

A German philosopher, economist, and revolutionary socialist known for his works on capitalism and communism.