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Multiple Choice Question
During an election period, a politician may favor large tax cuts in order to quickly stimulate the economy to increase reelection hopes. This is an example of what?
Multiple choice question.
Politicians making fiscal policy decisions that may not be economically appropriate
Median vote model
Public choice theory
Politicians making fiscal policy decisions that are economically appropriate
During an election period, a politician may favor large tax cuts in order to quickly stimulate the economy to increase reelection hopes. This is an example of what?
Multiple choice question.
Politicians making fiscal policy decisions that may not be economically appropriate
Median vote model
Public choice theory
Politicians making fiscal policy decisions that are economically appropriate
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The correct answer is:
**Politicians making fiscal policy decisions that may not be economically appropriate**
This option highlights the idea that politicians may prioritize their election chances over sound economic policy.
**Politicians making fiscal policy decisions that may not be economically appropriate**
This option highlights the idea that politicians may prioritize their election chances over sound economic policy.
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