To public choice theorists, consolidating cities and counties or creating regional governments robs people of important choices and creates inefficiencies.

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Public choice theorists believe that consolidating cities and counties or creating regional governments may result in reducing people's choices, as decisions become more centralized. Additionally, they argue that creating larger bureaucracies may lead to inefficiencies due to lack of competition and incentives for performance.

To Public Choice Theorists, Consolidating Cities and Counties or Creating