Why are elected representatives far more likely to be informed ...

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Why are elected representatives far more likely to be informed about the issues on which they vote, compared to the typical citizen-voter?
 
  A) A politician loves politics; citizens hate it.
  B) A politician is more patriotic than citizens.
  C) A politician is rationally ignorant; citizens are just plain ignorant.
  D) A politician's vote has a far greater probability of affecting the outcome, compared to a citizen's vote.

Question 2

Why does an increase in the supply of computers lead to a lower price for a computer?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[princessflame2016]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

When the supply of a good, such as computers, increases, the supply curve shifts rightward. This shift means sellers are more willing and more able to sell computers at all prices than they were before. With this change, a surplus of computers results. The surplus forces the price to fall, which, when the price falls enough, eliminates the surplus.