The Chair's Paradox Is the Fact That the Chair, Who

question 25

Multiple Choice

The Chair's paradox is the fact that the chair, who can break ties, can:

• A) always end up with his or her preferred candidate.
• B) sometimes end up with his or her preferred candidate.
• C) sometimes end up with his or her least-preferred candidate.
• D) never end up with his or her least-preferred candidate.