b. Implicitly, we have assumed an odd number of voters (such that there exists a single median
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b. Implicitly, we have assumed an odd number of voters (such that there exists a single median voter). Can you predict a range of possible policies that cannot be beaten in pairwise elections when there is an even number of voters and the conditions of the median voter theorem are otherwise satisfied?
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