When Decisions Are Made by Majority Rule, Elected Officials Have

When decisions are made by majority rule, elected officials have a strong incentive to

A) serve the interest of consumers and taxpayers, and undertake only projects that are efficient.
B) protect individual rights and avoid favoritism of some individuals and voting blocs relative to others.
C) keep taxes low, run budget surpluses, and spend taxpayer funds wisely.
D) take resources from taxpayers and use them to provide favors for various voting blocs in exchange for contributions and other forms of political support.