Based on the above discussion, would a government find it easier or harder to raise funds for a public good that all people value similarly but that current government officials possess varying capabilities to provide?
Who provides the $16 billion paid to Medicare's "1 percent" every year - alongside the additional $74 billion in payments to the other 99 percent of physicians who receive payments from Medicare?
Why do representatives of taxpayers who fund the NSLP program experience more difficulties in designing effective incentive structures for officials who manage that program than do a company's shareholders who seek to change the incentives confronting firms' managers?