The best evaluation of the economic impact of government decisions on society would be to consider the financial costs and benefits, as well as the distributional effects on different segments of the population. This evaluation should also consider the long-term effects on economic growth, employment, income inequality, and overall societal wellbeing. Other factors to consider include the impact on business activity, investment, innovation, and consumer behavior. Ultimately, a comprehensive evaluation should take a holistic view of the economic impact, considering both short-term and long-term consequences for society as a whole.
