Incentives can be defined as mechanism by which we would like to increase the probability of a certain thing happening. Imagine you're incentivized to move to the outskirts of a city. A government can provide incentives in the form of subsidues where you would pay less for rent were you to move towards the outskirts of that city.
It affects free market economies when the government occupies revenue<span> gathered by taxation to influence the economy.</span>
I believe the answer is: <span>approximately half of eligible voters are likely to vote.
The political participation in united states is considered to be pretty low (only 55% of eligible voters use their rights)
From those 55%, the vast majority of them are people who are 40 years old or older, so we can say that American political representatives do not fully represent every segment of united states population</span>
