Constitutional economists
A) assert that within a given set of institutions,constraints,laws and rules,outcomes might be the same no matter who is elected to office.
B) study the type of constraints that individuals might seek to place upon themselves in order to achieve some objective that doesn't seem achievable in a non-constrainable environment.
C) assert that better outcomes arise from changing the political party in power at any given point in time than from changing institutions and constraints.
D) b and c
E) a and b

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Constitutional economists focus on how institutions, constraints, laws, and rules shape economic outcomes, suggesting that these factors are more influential than the individuals in office (A). They also explore how self-imposed constraints can help achieve objectives that seem unattainable in environments without such constraints (B).

Constitutional Economists