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Contrary to some economist’s beliefs, supporters of democracy can also support market regulation. For support, the sociologist cites the difference between private consumer decisions and public citizen decisions: people are considering different factors in the market and the voting booth.

The conclusion opposes the belief that unregulated markets and democracy must be paired together: “... supporters of political democracy can also support marketplace regulation.”

This is implied when the sociologist says that voters ask “What do we want?” However, this implication is not the main conclusion; it provides some support for the distinction made between voters and consumers.

The sociologist discusses ideas that can coexist, but (B) discusses ideas that cannot coexist. The sociologist is only expanding on what’s possible, not claiming that there’s only one correct option.

This is the argument of some economists; the sociologist works to challenge this.

This is implied when the sociologist says that consumers ask “What do I want?” However, this implication is not the main conclusion; it provides some support for the distinction made between voters and consumers.

This is the main conclusion; it’s a paraphrase of the last sentence, which we identified as the main conclusion. The rest of the sociologist’s argument provides support for this.

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