The government knows well how to balance costs and benefits.
Consider this story (in Danish): The Danish Ministry of Finance are aware that the decisions they are making are short-sighted, but are making them anyway for political reasons.
If one believed this decision was representative of the government in general, would one agree with your statement or disagree with it?
Maybe for future versions I should split up this question into separate parts. That said I’m not sure that makes it easier for most people to answer the question, since they might have a clearer opinion on how well the government is doing than about whether the government is failing for political or knowledge reasons.
Consider this story (in Danish): The Danish Ministry of Finance are aware that the decisions they are making are short-sighted, but are making them anyway for political reasons.
If one believed this decision was representative of the government in general, would one agree with your statement or disagree with it?
Maybe for future versions I should split up this question into separate parts. That said I’m not sure that makes it easier for most people to answer the question, since they might have a clearer opinion on how well the government is doing than about whether the government is failing for political or knowledge reasons.