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Question 5 Rational Ignorance tells us that politicians look for issues that benefit whose costs are many, shared among few O many, shared among many others who don't benefit O few, shared among many O few, shared among few (but a different few)

Question 5 Rational Ignorance tells us that politicians look for issues that benefit whose costs are many, shared among few O many, shared among many others who don't benefit O few, shared among many O few, shared among few (but a different few)

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Question 5 Rational Ignorance tells us that politicians look for issues that benefit whose costs are many, shared among few many, shared among many others who don't benefit O few, shared among many O few, shared among few (but a different few) Question 6 Because of Rational Ignorance, single issue voters are less likely more likely O not supposed to exist O all of the above Question 7 To protect us from tyranny and/or the domination of the few, the Founding Fathers: O a large Congress and a strong president O a small Congress and a strong president O a small Congress and a weak president O created a large Congress, and a weak president
Transcribed Image Text:Question 5 Rational Ignorance tells us that politicians look for issues that benefit whose costs are many, shared among few many, shared among many others who don't benefit O few, shared among many O few, shared among few (but a different few) Question 6 Because of Rational Ignorance, single issue voters are less likely more likely O not supposed to exist O all of the above Question 7 To protect us from tyranny and/or the domination of the few, the Founding Fathers: O a large Congress and a strong president O a small Congress and a strong president O a small Congress and a weak president O created a large Congress, and a weak president
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