(Consider This) Voter failure describes the situation where:

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.


Answer: C

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