When deciding whether to build a small or large courthouse, a government leader should identify

a. the social benefits of each size.

b. the economic costs of each size.

c. the political benefits of each size.

d. the political costs of each size.

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Janessa Eaton

12 June, 02:48

When deciding whether to build a small or large courthouse, a government leader should identify

a. the social benefits of each size.

b. the economic costs of each size.

c. the political benefits of each size.

d. the political costs of each size.

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Joselyn Schmitt · Answer 1

Generally speaking, when deciding whether to build a small or large courthouse, a government leader should identify " a. the social benefits of each size," but of course the economic costs are also important.

When deciding whether to build a small or large courthouse, a government leader should identifya. the social benefits of each size.b. the economic costs of each size.c. the political benefits of each size.d. the political costs of each size.

When deciding whether to build a small or large courthouse, a government leader should identify

a. the social benefits of each size.

b. the economic costs of each size.

c. the political benefits of each size.

d. the political costs of each size.