If we think of good governance as a public good created by well-informed voters, we can predict that it will be:

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Good governance, when considered a public good reliant on well-informed voters, is likely to be undersupplied. This is because of the free-rider problem inherent in public goods, where individuals may not contribute (e.g., by becoming well-informed) because they can still benefit from the good without directly contributing to its provision.

If We Think of Good Governance as a Public Good