Dear Professor and class, The American government is answerable to the people or responsible to them. Elected officials make public policy, but the electorate picks them. Voting for one candidate over another directly influences governmental decisions. Millions of individuals enjoy the freedom to vote. Every voter influences governmental decisions. Every vote matters. Evaluating contemporary public policy is technical, but here in this discussion, we discuss some points that would help us evaluate the differences. One of the major constraints of cost-benefit analysis is that each government agency has a strong interest in projecting favourable cost-benefit ratios for its initiatives.