(Consider This) From an economist's perspective, when is government too big?
A. Government is always too big.
B. When government activity exceeds 10 percent of gross domestic product.
C. When the marginal costs from additional government spending exceed marginal benefits.
D. When the marginal benefits from additional government spending exceed marginal costs.
Answer: C
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