A) Transitivity
B) Independence of irrelevant alternatives and transitivity
C) No dictator and transitivity
D) No dictator and independence of irrelevant alternatives
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A) handshaking.
B) eating food at a county fair.
C) mudslinging.
D) All of these can sway a vote.
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A) 25 percent of the budget.
B) 10 percent of the budget.
C) 80 percent of the budget.
D) 45 percent of the budget.
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A) voting on options that is done in pairs,and the majority vote wins.
B) one vote with many options,and the option with the most votes wins.
C) voters ranking all available options and the option most approved of wins.
D) None of these describes pair-wise majority voting.
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A) small;very competitive
B) large;very competitive
C) small;not very competitive
D) large;not very competitive
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A) third-party problem.
B) majority options problem.
C) swing-vote problem.
D) misalignment problem.
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A) The cost of gathering such information is often too costly.
B) Those who win special favors through this behavior simply payoff others to keep them from whistleblowing.
C) It actually does prevent this behavior in the real world.
D) None of these is true.
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A) and political engagement can suffer from the free-rider problem.
B) is not affected by the free-rider problem,but political engagement is.
C) can suffer from the free-rider problem,but political engagement does not.
D) and political engagement are not affected by the free-rider problem.
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A) drop from races,and side with the majority leader to gain their favor.
B) stay in political races,in the hopes of swaying the vote away from the candidate the majority favors.
C) drop from races,and campaign instead to sway the vote away from the candidate the majority favors.
D) stay in political races,in the hopes of a miracle.
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A) complete consensus is needed for legislation to pass.
B) it is easy to halt policies,because only one person needs to be bribed to stop it.
C) that government is an easy target for an area to become corrupt or taken advantage of.
D) All of these are true.
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A) 15 percent of the budget.
B) 10 percent of the budget.
C) 50 percent of the budget.
D) 30 percent of the budget.
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A) two 4-year terms.
B) four 2-year terms.
C) four 4-year terms.
D) two 2-year terms.
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A) collective-action problems.
B) free-rider problems.
C) moral hazard problems.
D) public-mind problems.
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A) power to set the agenda
B) order in which voters get to cast their votes
C) order in which the votes get tallied
D) ability to say how much one option is preferred over others
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A) they feel pressure to fulfill their civic duty.
B) they altruistically decide to contribute to the democratic process by voting.
C) they get utility from participating in a civic event.
D) All of these are true.
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A) first-past-the-post voting.
B) pair-wise majority voting.
C) approval voting.
D) instant runoff voting.
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A) its simplicity.
B) it has all four criteria for an ideal voting system.
C) it guarantees the best option will win.
D) All of these are merits of plurality voting.
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A) who wanted to keep other groups out of power.
B) to disincent some from participating in policy making.
C) to attract greater participation in the political system.
D) None of these is true.
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A) rational ignorance.
B) irrational voting.
C) trigger mechanisms.
D) instinct theorem.
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A) Independence of irrelevant alternatives
B) Transitivity
C) No dictator
D) Unanimity
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