Markets can fail to allocate resources efficiently, but why can government also fail?

Correct answer B. The measurement of social damages and benefits is difficult and imprecise

Explanation

To correct market failures, governments must value external costs and benefits, yet these are hard to measure accurately, so policies may set the wrong level of output or tax.

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