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Tullock Paradox - Practice Questions
1. Which of the following is NOT a possible reason for the limit to the size of corruption?
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People do not trust the government, and therefore don’t pay corrupt officials
Since corruption usually involves only one or two officials, the price of bribes tends to be relatively high
Political officials restrain themselves to maintain political favor
