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In the voting context, bundled goods refers to

In the voting context, bundled goods refers to
A) a voter cannot choose to support only some issues of a candidate but votes for all parts of a candidate's agenda.
B) the voters in any district represent a wide variety of perspectives and support different issues.
C) the presidential election process is based on the electoral college rather than the popular vote of the people.
D) there are a variety of different political parties represented in an election.

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