The Arrow impossibility theorem states that
A)there is no tendency for a change unless some underlying condition changes.
B)the equilibrium government policy is the one favored by the median voter.
C)people's votes are generally irrelevant.
D)the results of voting can be inconsistent even if all voters make consistent choices.

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The Arrow impossibility theorem states that even if individual voters make consistent choices, there can still be inconsistency in the results of voting. This means that the results of voting can be unreliable or inconsistent, which shows that the answer is D. The other options (A, B, and C) do not accurately reflect the Arrow impossibility theorem.

The Arrow Impossibility Theorem States That