1.According to the model of voting developed in the chapter, the choices made by the government match the preferences of the voter                       . 2. The self-interest theory of government...

1.According to the model of voting developed in the chapter, the choices made by the government match the preferences of the voter
.

2. The self-interest theory of government explains why many states have limits on
and .

3.The special-interest theory of government suggests a government will approve an inefficient project if the costs of the project are paid by a
 (large/small) number of citizens and the benefits go to a
(large/small) number of citizens.

4. In the example of ice cream vendors, the vendors choose the
   location, and this is an

 (efficient/inefficient) choice