question archive According to the late Gordon Tullock and other public-choice scholars, the typical voter is rationally ignorant about the issues at stake in each election because that voter -understands that the value to him or her of becoming better informed about these issues is less than the cost that he or she must incur to become better informed about these issues -isn't very smart -is lazy and irresponsible -is poorly educated -Trick question: public-choice economics teaches that the typical voter is always highly informed about the issues at stake in each election
According to the late Gordon Tullock and other public-choice scholars, the typical voter is rationally ignorant about the issues at stake in each election because that voter -understands that the value to him or her of becoming better informed about these issues is less than the cost that he or she must incur to become better informed about these issues -isn't very smart -is lazy and irresponsible -is poorly educated -Trick question: public-choice economics teaches that the typical voter is always highly informed about the issues at stake in each election
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According to the late Gordon Tullock and other public-choice scholars,
the typical voter is rationally ignorant about the issues at stake in each election because that voter
-understands that the value to him or her of becoming better informed about these issues is less than the cost that he or she must incur to become better informed about these issues
-isn't very smart
-is lazy and irresponsible
-is poorly educated
-Trick question: public-choice economics teaches that the typical voter is always highly informed about the issues at stake in each election.
