The Major Problem with Paired-Choice Majority Voting Is That the Outcome

question 12

Multiple Choice

The major problem with paired-choice majority voting is that the outcome:

• A) Is constant
• B) Is subject to bribery and abuse
• C) May depend on the order of the voting
• D) Results in clear preferences among the choices

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