Politicians in extreme market democracies tend to make
more appeals to _____________ than working-class people.
a. middle-class voters, who make up the bulk of the population
b. business and industry leaders
c. wealthy people, who are more likely to turn out to vote
d. low-income voters, despite stingier welfare policies
Answer: c
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