Arrow's impossibility theorem states:
A) a unique political equilibrium for a public choice never exists.
B) a unique political equilibrium for a public choice cannot exist under majority rule.
C) a unique political equilibrium can exist if there is majority rule and multi-peaked preferences.
D) a unique political equilibrium for a public good cannot exist under unanimous consent.
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