In Policy Paradox, Deborah Stone argues that when making decisions in the polis, we are motivated only by altruism, not by our individual self interest. O True O FalseOne of the ways that Deborah Stone argues that the market is different than the polis, is the polis operates on laws of passion rather than laws of matter. Which of the following best describes laws of passion? Individuals tend to act on their passions for political issues in the polis. Passion determines self interest. Individuals have to ignore their passions to overcome the collective action problem. Unlike material resources which diminish with use, human resources such as political action increase with use. Resources are limited and we make decisions under scarcity