Exam 31: Public Choice and Special Interest Group Politics
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The voting outcome and the most preferred outcome of the median voter are the same in a simple majority vote where there are several options from which to choose.
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Which of the following persons is most likely to become informed on the National Endowment for the Arts?
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It has been suggested by some economists that rent seeking activity often occurs within families, particularly when an inheritance is involved.
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In his article Straight Talk About Economic Literacy, economist _______________________ said, "Citizens can vote even if they have no idea what they are doing. If enough voters fit that description, democratic governments are bound to make foolish decisions."
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Two candidates, Smith and Jones, are running for the same political office. Last night they were in a debate. It is generally accepted that Smith is perceived more to the left after the debate than before the debate. This is bad news for Jones if before the debate Smith was perceived
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During an election, a candidate who is not doing as well in the polls as his or her opponent will
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Exhibit 31-4
-Refer to Exhibit 31-4. Suppose that producers of this good engage in rent seeking which results in the government imposing a price floor of P2. The gain in producers' surplus that occurs due to the price floor is
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Simple majority voting sometimes leads to projects being undertaken whose costs are greater than the benefits. How is this possible?
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Candidates in a two-person race express very similar positions a few weeks before the election. A voter complains that there is not much difference between the two candidates. What this voter misunderstands or ignores is that
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Which of the following is a prediction of the median voter model for a two person political race?
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Logrolling is the exchange of votes to gain support for legislation.
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Public choice theory is the branch of economics that deals with group economic decisions made through social media.
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The process whereby votes are exchanged to gain support for legislation is referred to as
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According to public choice theorists, people behave differently in the market sector than in the public sector because
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Exhibit 31-2
-Refer to Exhibit 31-2-(a). Two candidates are competing for an electorate consisting of 9 voters labeled A-I shown positioned with respect to their ideological stands on issues. The median voter theory would predict that candidates will assume the ideological position(s)
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