1.5. True or false?

a. During Bangladesh's worst famine, average food per person was much lower than usual.

b. Democracies are less likely to kill their own citizens than other kinds of governments.

c. Surprisingly, newspapers aren't that important for informing voters about hungry citizens.

d. Compared with dictatorship or oligarchy, democracies have a stronger incentive to make the economic pie bigger.

e. Compared with most other countries, full democracies tend to put a lot of restrictions on markets and property rights.

f.

When it comes to disposable income, American presidents seem to prefer "making a good first impression" rather than "going out with a bang."

g. When the government owns most of the TV and radio stations, it's motivated to serve the public interest, so voters tend to get better, less-biased information.