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Assume that abby, ben, clara, joe, and matt are the only citizens in a community. a proposed public good has a total cost of $1,000. all five citizens will share an equal portion of this cost in taxes. the benefit of the public good is $220 to abby, $210 to ben $210 to clara, $180 to joe, and $120 to matt. who are likely to vote in favor of this proposal? a. ben, clara, and joe b. abby, ben, clara, and joe c. ben, clara, joe, and matt d. abby, ben, and clara

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