Which of the following is often an economic benefit of a democratic government on a country's economy?
- Increased stability and decrease in political uncertainty, which can lead to better investment prospects
- Protection of property rights and enforcement of contracts, leading to a more secure business environment
- Promotion of competition and innovation, which can drive economic growth
- Transparency and accountability in government spending, leading to more efficient allocation of resources
- Better protection of workers' rights, leading to a more productive workforce