A) The invisible hand.
B) The lack of bureaucracy in government.
C) The enormous size and scope of government.
D) Excessive flexibility.
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A) creates negative externalities.
B) under some circumstances produces economically inefficient outcomes.
C) leads to market failure.
D) leads to politics dominated by special interest groups.
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A) market failures.
B) externalities.
C) government failures.
D) voting irregularities.
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A) separation of corporate ownership and control.
B) double taxation of corporate profit.
C) limited liability of corporate owners.
D) differing interests of corporate stockholders and bondholders.
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A) unfunded liabilities.
B) voters wanting government programs but not wanting to pay taxes.
C) inappropriate monetary policy.
D) state budget laws.
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A) a majority of voters would favor education.
B) no voter decision is possible.
C) a majority of voters would favor public safety.
D) the outcome would depend on which item was listed first on the ballot.
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A) paradox of voting.
B) regulatory capture effect.
C) benefits-received principle.
D) concept of limited and bundled choices.
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A) airlines.
B) pharmaceuticals.
C) railroads.
D) interstate trucking.
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A) Raise taxes.
B) Raise interest rates.
C) Lower interest rates.
D) Raise government spending.
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A) public finance.
B) public choice theory.
C) collective economics.
D) political economy.
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A) an insufficient number of voters turn out to express their preferences.
B) voter preferences cannot be adequately captured because of a voting paradox.
C) voters support policies that would reduce productive and allocative efficiency.
D) government officials make poor decisions that contradict voter preferences.
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A) logrolling.
B) rent-seeking behavior.
C) the paradox of voting.
D) the median-voter model.
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A) the paradox of voting.
B) adverse selection.
C) rent-seeking behavior.
D) the benefits-received principle.
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A) the private sector has a clear test of performance: profit and loss.
B) wages, salaries, and fringe benefits are higher in the private sector.
C) worker turnover is higher in the public sector.
D) of extensive negative externalities in the public sector.
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A) an inexpensive bouquet.
B) a very expensive bouquet.
C) a moderately priced bouquet.
D) an expensive bouquet.
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