When discussing the phenomena of "voting cycles" Mitchell and Boettke note two "problems with voting cycles" which include (choose ALL that are correct): Group of answer choices Implications of Arrow's impossibility theorem for election results. Elections don't reveal higher truths and can be random depending on the order of votes. Majority rule voting often results in Pareto optimal election results over any other rule. If the outcome of voting depends on the order of the voting, then it can be manipulated