Consider governments and corporations. Which one frequently ignores cost-benefit analysis, and which one almost always tries to efficiently balance costs and benefits? Explain.(1 point) Responses
A. Governments frequently ignore cost-benefit analysis because they do not directly bear the cost of inefficient policies. Corporations almost always try to efficiently balance costs and benefits because they must answer to owners and shareholders who want profit.
B. Corporations frequently ignore cost-benefit analysis because they do not directly bear the cost of inefficient policies. Governments almost always try to efficiently balance costs and benefits because they must answer to owners and shareholders who want profit.
C. Governments frequently ignore cost-benefit analysis because they can print more money if needed. Corporations almost always try to efficiently balance costs and benefits because they are required to do so by law.
D. Corporations frequently ignore cost-benefit analysis because they can sell bonds or stocks to obtain more money whenever needed. Governments almost always try to efficiently balance costs and benefits because they are required to do so by law.