Which of the following best illustrates a limitation of voting compared to financial markets in aggregating preferences?

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Voting can lead to preference cycling or paradoxes, while financial markets tend to stabilize around equilibrium prices.

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Financial markets cannot incorporate future expectations, while voting can.

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Voting fully reflects information asymmetries, whereas financial markets do not.

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Voting systems always ensure efficient allocation of resources, unlike financial markets.

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