In public choice economics, rational irrationality:

a. Is just a contradiction in terms

b. Is the same as rational ignorance

c. Means that the median voter is irrational

d. Means that an individual, as a voter, has no incentive to get educated about an election because his vote has no chance of affecting the outcome

e. Means that an individual, as a voter, has no incentive to avoid supporting self-destructive policies through voting because his vote has no chance of affecting the outcome

f. a & b

g. c & d

h. d & e

i. c, d & e

j. None of the above