Under majority rule,the order in which items are voted on is
A)unimportant, and this is a lesson of the Condorcet paradox.
B)unimportant, and this has nothing to do with the Condorcet paradox.
C)important, and this is a lesson of the Condorcet paradox.
D)important, and this has nothing to do with the Condorcet paradox.

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The Condorcet paradox teaches us that the order in which items are voted can affect the outcome of the overall voting process. Therefore, under majority rule, the order in which items are voted on is important.

Under Majority Rule,the Order in Which Items Are Voted on Is