Even in a democratic government, elected officials may end up pursuing policies that go against the preferences of the people due to the following reasons, except:

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The invisible hand of the market refers to the concept in economics where the market forces of supply and demand dictate the allocation of resources, and it is not directly related to the actions of elected officials. The other options (A, C, and D) all provide possible explanations for why elected officials might pursue policies that go against the preferences of the people. Option A refers to the influence of special interest groups that might have more power or resources to sway the opinions of politicians. Option C highlights the limited options available to voters during elections, such as candidates who don't fully align with their views. Option D refers to the fact that majority voting can sometimes result in a "tyranny of the majority," where the preferences of a minority of voters are not represented.

Even in a Democratic Government, Elected Officials May End Up