How, in practice, is cost-benefit analysis of public goods, such as city-funded fireworks displays, usually carried out? A) through surveys of people attending fireworks displays
B) through surveys of people who live near fireworks displays
C) through public elections of local officials
D) through debates at community forums
E) through the passage of municipal regulations

C) through public elections of local officials

Explanation:

The Cost–benefit analysis is also sometimes known as the benefit–cost analysis. It is the systematic approach in estimating the weaknesses and the strengths of the alternatives that is used to determine the options which provides the best method or approach to achieve the benefits while preserving a savings.

It is used to maximize the social welfare. It is for the optimal quantity of any public good. The cost benefit analysis of the public goods like the firework displays should be carried out by a public election of the local officials.