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Arrange the following sentences in the correct order. A. In contrast, a widely dispersed benefit may attract little organised support because each beneficiary gains only a small amount. B. Political participation often depends not only on total benefits but also on how those benefits are distributed. C. A small group receiving a large benefit per person has a strong incentive to organise and lobby. D. Policy outcomes can therefore be influenced by the concentration of interests rather than simply by the number of people affected.

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A

BCAD

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B

BACD

C

CBAD

D

BDCA

Correct Answerसही उत्तर

A. BCAD

Explanationव्याख्या

(English): B introduces distribution of benefits.
C explains concentrated incentives.
A contrasts them with dispersed benefits.
D gives the political conclusion.
Overall Meaning: Small groups with large individual stakes may organise more effectively than large groups with small individual stakes.

व्याख्या (Hindi): B total benefit के साथ उसके distribution के महत्व को बताता है।
C छोटे group के high per-person benefit से strong lobbying incentive की बात करता है।
A dispersed benefit वाले बड़े group की weak organisation बताता है और D concentrated interests के influence का निष्कर्ष देता है।
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