A situation in which the outcome of an election is sensitive to the order of events is called
A) the agenda paradox.
B) strategic voting.
C) the Condorcet paradox.
D) Borda-count manipulation.

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The agenda paradox refers to a situation where the outcome of a decision-making process (such as an election) can be influenced by the order in which options or candidates are considered or voted on. This can lead to different outcomes depending on the sequence of events, highlighting the sensitivity of the decision process to the agenda or order of consideration.

A Situation in Which the Outcome of an Election Is