Imagine a country with a winner-take-all system of allocating elected political offices. Elections are fair and transparent in this country. The country's economy has been in severe decline over the past several years, and it has faced increasing security risks from its neighbors. The country has one of the world's largest reserves of lithium. However, it does not have any reserves of cobalt, which is an essential component of lithium-ion batteries. Assume cobalt prices are very high. According to the "law" we learned about in this course, how many major political parties should one expect to see in this country? O Two One This depends on the exact situation, and more information is required to be able to answer the question. Three O Four or more