Cost-benefit principles can be applied to the decision about:
A) whether to vote.
B) for whom to vote.
C) how much information to seek before voting.
D) all of the above.

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Cost-benefit principles can be applied to all the options provided: deciding whether to vote involves weighing the costs (e.g., time, effort) against the benefits (e.g., influencing the outcome, civic duty); choosing for whom to vote involves evaluating the costs and benefits of the potential outcomes of each candidate's policies; and determining how much information to seek before voting involves balancing the cost of time and effort in gathering information against the benefit of making a more informed decision.

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