Question

Gerrymandering is, for example, the setting of congressional district lines in order to make it more difficult for a new candidate to beat the incumbent. Economists view gerrymandering as generally inefficient – a type of market failure. Why do you think economists view it this way? Do you agree with the economic argument you identified as applied to this case? Why?

Answer 1

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