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Answer:
It is difficult to estimate the marginal social benefits of supplying a public good.
Explanation:
A public good will always be beneficial to the society. However, the exact <u>social benefits</u> it brings cannot be exactly (quantitatively) measured. The costs behind the creation of such a good can be measured (e.g. How much of funding is needed to build a hospital in a village?).
On the other hand, the marginal social benefit for each unit of resources invested cannot be identified (e.g. How many people would benefit for a million dollars invested?).
There are reasons why states enact policies. In spite of progress in implementation of family life policies, only 15 states require employers to provide paid sick time.
<h3>Do all states have paid sick leave?
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- Not all state gives a paid sick leave. Sick leave is simply known as the time off an employee can us if they have a close relative who is sick.
Note that 15 states and Washington D.C. only gives state sick pay. State sick leave laws helps all businesses and are covered by the law and it is said to be paid leave only to sick employees.
But studies has shown that as of 2021, sixteen US states such as Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut etc., require employers to provide paid sick time.
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a.22
b.5
c.15
d.12.
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