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Government Failure in Decision-Making Processes
The chapter explores the complexities of decision-making processes, debating whether politicians or engineers should determine infrastructure spending. It delves into the effectiveness of expert committees in governance, highlighting examples like the Federal Reserve and the Supreme Court. The discussion challenges the notion of government failure being limited to addressing market failures, emphasizing the importance of government in setting essential rules for effective market operation.