Exam 5: Governments Role and Government Failure
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Assume that Matt, Joe, and Teresa are the only citizens in a community. A proposed public good has a total cost of $1000. All three citizens will share an equal portion of this cost in taxes. The benefit of the public good is $500 for Matt, $280 for Joe, and $260 for Teresa. In a majority vote, this proposal will most likely be:
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Special interest groups result from people with strong preferences on a particular issue banding together to let policymakers know their preferences.
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Which of the following countries had the least corruption, as reported in the Global Corruption Barometer for 2010-11?
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Deregulation of an industry will always lead to an improvement in economic efficiency.
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Regulatory capture in government often happens because the people who are most qualified to supervise and regulate an industry oftentimes are or have been the leaders of the industry.
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The ability to impose fines, revoke licenses, and put people into jail allows the government to:
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One consequence of the paradox of voting is that whoever sets the agenda of a vote could practically predetermine the results of the vote.
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