Economic Theory Leads Us to Expect That the Typical Voter

Economic theory leads us to expect that the typical voter will be uninformed on many issues because

A) most issues are so complex that voters will be unable to understand them.
B) even though information is free, most voters do not care.
C) information is costly, and the individual voter casting a well-informed vote can expect negligible personal benefit.
D) citizen apathy about political matters is inevitable, except when decisions are made by referendum.