A possible problem of democracy

A) is moral hazard.
B) is protected property rights.
C) is mob rule.
D) none of these choices is a problem.


C

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A) common sense and morality." B) economic development." C) police and prisons." D) supply and demand." E) the private pursuit of private interests."

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Explain the potential costs of high-powered incentives by considering the case of providing incentives to police officers. Would it be a good idea to pay higher wages to police officers if they make more arrests?

What will be an ideal response?

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Price tags reduce transaction costs in countries where people's time is more valuable

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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When deciding what to use as money, one characteristic to look for is the:

A. stability of value. B. shape. C. intrinsic value. D. exchange value

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