If voting is costly yet it has no intrinsic value, voting in an election:
A)is a patriotic duty.
B)is a dominant strategy.
C)is a dominated strategy.
D)is neither a dominated strategy nor a dominant strategy.

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Since voting is costly yet it has no intrinsic value, it is not rational to vote in an election. Therefore, voting is a dominated strategy because not voting dominates it - you incur no cost in not voting, yet you also do not gain any benefits from voting.

If Voting Is Costly Yet It Has No Intrinsic Value