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Business, 02.08.2019 20:10 drivinghydra

Imagine that a politician has been asked to support the public good proposals below. in order not to waste money and improve her chances of reelection, she makes her decisions based on a cost-benefit analysis. in each of the situations, should she support or reject the proposal? support the proposal repairing a broken dam that is a major source of hydroelectric power for a large city fixing a pothole along a lightly used street building a flood control system for an area that floods once every 100 years installing streetlights in a community where there has been a lot of crime reject the proposal

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