Which of the following is NOT an argument defending the use of decentralized governance?
A)Decentralized governments are closer to and more familiar with the interests and needs of their constituents,which will allow for better representation.
B)Decentralized decision making encourages policy experimentation and pluralistic solutions to local problems.
C)Policy responsiveness is enhanced when political authority is dispersed among subnational units.
D)The central government is able to provide and manage governmental services more efficiently than subnational units under a decentralized system.

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Decentralized governance argues for dispersing power away from a central authority to allow for local autonomy, closer representation, and tailored policy solutions. Choice D incorrectly suggests that central government efficiency is a defense of decentralization, when in fact, it argues for the efficiency of centralized systems, not decentralized ones.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Argument Defending the Use