Multiple Choice
What does the Condorcet paradox show
A) preferential voting based on majority rule are inefficient in all cases.
B) problems in counting votes can negate legitimate democratic outcomes.
C) the order in which items are voted on can affect the result.
D) transitive preferences are inconsistent with rationality.
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