A) Politicians trading votes with one another
B) Receiving perks and freebies from businesses trying to sway their votes
C) Specific groups appealing to government for special benefits at someone else's expense
D) Politicians getting low rent for their living quarters when government is in session
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A) A majority of the voters would favor the jail, 2-to-1
B) A majority of the voters would favor the stadium, 2-to-1
C) A majority of the voters would favor the jail, 3-to-0
D) A majority of the voters would favor the stadium, 3-to-0
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A) There's a moral hazard problem among investors
B) The project supported has significant external benefits
C) There is regulatory capture in the industry
D) The private investors are providing too much funds to the project
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A) The supply curve shift to the left
B) The supply curve shift to the right
C) The demand curve shift to the left
D) The demand curve shift to the right
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) In a certain zip code vote together
B) Who share strong preferences on a choice band together
C) Do not all vote in elections
D) Do not have strong preferences on the issues to be voted on
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A) Taxes and government spending
B) Interest rates and borrowing
C) Wage rates and contracts
D) Exchange rates and foreign trade
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A) Higher levels of private economic investment
B) Formation of new businesses
C) Introduction of new products and processes
D) Reduction of private goods and services
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A) Government bureaucracies do not face the profit motive, which is a major incentive that guides private firms
B) Government bureaucrats tend to deal with failing programs by putting more resources into the programs
C) Incompetent workers gravitate towards government, while motivated workers gravitate towards the private sector
D) Bureaucrats, along with the special-interest groups they serve often have enough political clout to keep their agencies going regardless of performance
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A) Does not always lead to fair results
B) Requires everyone to vote and bear the costs
C) Does not consider the strength of individual voters' preferences
D) Does not provide benefits to everyone
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A) Many government programs are popular with voters, but hardly any voter likes paying taxes
B) The nation simply cannot produce everything that it consumes, so it has to rely on others
C) Some resources are not available from within, so they would have to be bought from others
D) Businesses do not want to have "big government" around too much
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A) Inflexibility
B) Massive paperwork
C) Excessively detailed rules
D) Haphazard application
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Multiple Choice
A) A majority of the voters would favor the jail, 3-to-0
B) A majority of the voters would favor the park, 3-to-0
C) A majority of the voters would favor the jail, 2-to-1
D) A majority of the voters would favor the park, 2-to-1
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A) Taxpayers are not able to effectively counter special interest groups
B) Corporations have board of directors
C) We have local and national elections
D) Majority voting can lead to economically inefficient outcomes
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