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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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Which of the following statements is a public choice economist most likely to agree with?
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Society as a whole is made worse off by rent seeking behavior by producers.
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A public choice theorist would be most likely to say that government failure is a consequence of the
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Competition for votes between two political parties will cause those parties to
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Special interest groups are subsets of the general population that
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One implication of the median voter model is that candidates running for political office take polls because
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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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Public choice theorists assert that persons who change jobs from,say,a government position to a business position,sometimes alter their work behavior and attitudes because
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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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According to public choice theorists,people in the market sector and people in the public sector behave differently because
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"My opponent in this election says she wants a balanced federal budget,but won't say how it would be achieved." This candidate is trying to
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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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Exhibit 32-4
-Refer to Exhibit 32-4.If producers of this good engage in rent seeking which results in the government imposing a price floor of P2,then consumers' surplus ends up being area

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