When voting systems fall short of the ideal by violating the principle of transitivity, the ________ is sometimes crucial in shaping the final outcomes.

A. ability to say how much one option is preferred over others
B. order in which the votes get tallied
C. order in which voters get to cast their votes
D. power to set the agenda


Answer: D

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