3. In a monopoly model of fiscal choice, where the Reversion amount is R, preferred amount by median voter is V and theproposed amount by government officials is M (M>R)a. If RV, M gets approvedOc. If R>V, M doesn't get approvedO d. If R

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In a monopoly model of fiscal choice, where the Reversion amount is R, preferred amount by median voter is V and the proposed amount by government officials is M (M>R) a. If RV, M gets approved Oc. If R>V, M doesn't get approved Od. If R