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Voters who do not have single-peaked preferences _____.
 
  a. prefer outcomes closer to their most preferred outcome to outcomes further away
  b. do not necessarily prefer outcomes closer to their most preferred outcome to outcomes farther away
  c. prefer all outcomes the same
   d. are unable to weigh one outcome against another outcome, regardless of where the outcome is along a one-dimensional continuum

Question 2

One way the incentive problems inherent in comprehensive health insurance can be mitigated is through _____.
 
  a. deductibles
  b. premiums
  c. reimbursements
   d. screenings



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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