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Which question would a government leader most likely ask when using a cost-benefit analysis to make a decision? A. How will this decision affect people and society?
B. Is the cost-benefit analysis the best tool to use?
C. Is the cost-benefit analysis accurate?
D. How will other leaders feel about the decision?
The correct answer is A. How will this decision affect people and society?
Explanation: When conducting a cost-benefit analysis, government leaders primarily focus on evaluating the impact of their decisions on the community and society as a whole. This involves weighing the benefits against the costs to determine the overall effect of the decision on citizens’ lives and welfare. While other questions may be relevant, option A directly aligns with the purpose of a cost-benefit analysis, which is to assess the broader implications of a decision.