Earmarks refer to: a. the additional votes that must be taken when a voting paradox occurs. b.
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Earmarks" refer to:
a. the additional votes that must be taken when a voting paradox occurs.
b. authorized expenditures benefiting a narrow, specifically designated group that are included in more comprehensive spending legislation.
c. legislation focused on correcting negative externalities.
d. taxes that redistribute wealth or income from one income group to another.
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