Majority voting fails to incorporate the strength of the preferences of individual voters and therefore

A) reduces the power of the median voter.
B) is the primary reason for public sector failure.
C) may produce economically inefficient outcomes.
D) creates the opportunity for the fallacy of limited decisions.

Public Sector Failure

A situation where government interventions in the economy fail to allocate resources efficiently, leading to a loss of economic welfare.

Economically Inefficient Outcomes

Situations where resources are not allocated optimally, leading to a decrease in overall welfare or a misallocation of resources that could result in lost benefits for society.