Multiple Choice
Why do some institutions continue to have biased voting procedures that privilege some states?
A) Weaker states prefer that more powerful states make and carry out important decisions.
B) The powerful states that benefit from the bias resist changing the procedures.
C) Formal institutions are easy to change,and states constantly create new procedures for their own benefits.
D) The members of the institutions know that rules and procedures do not really matter.
E) Powerful states want weaker states to think they can contribute to important decisions.
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