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-The "Public Choice" school of economists argue that:
Group Decision Making
The process through which members of a group or team collectively make a choice or solve a problem, often aiming for a consensus or majority agreement.
Disadvantages
The negative or less favorable aspects of a situation, decision, or condition.
Advantages
The beneficial aspects or favorable positions that come from a particular situation, decision, or condition.
Hard Data
Quantifiable, objective facts or statistics that are usually measurable and verifiable.
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