People who support decentralising central government functions are LEAST likely to cite which of the following reasons for their view?
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Explanatory Answer
The question asks us to pick the option that those who support decentralisation are least likely to cite, i.e. the option that does not support the argument for decentralisation.
The last paragraph explains how decentralisation begets corruption: journalists in bigger cities are less likely to hold bureaucrats in smaller cities accountable. Those who support decentralisation are not likely to mention this while making their point.
More independence, fresh thinking and lower costs in smaller cities are, on the other hand, arguments for decentralisation.
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