Question ID:PT80 S4 Q8 Passage:Politician: Some cities have reversed the decay of aging urban areas by providing tax incentives and zoning variances that encourage renovation and revitalization in selected areas. But such legislation should not be commended. Its principal beneficiaries have turned out to be well-to-do professionals who could afford the cost of restoring deteriorating buildings; the long-term residents these programs were intended to help now face displacement due to increased rent and taxes. Stem:Which one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the politician's criticism? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:Evaluation of legislation should take into account actual results, not intentions alone. Choice B:The wealthier members of a community should not have undue influence on its governance. Choice C:A community's tax laws and zoning regulations should apply equally to all individuals within selected areas. Choice D:Legislation that is not to anyone's benefit should not be commended. Choice E:Laws that give advantage to the well-to-do can also benefit society as a whole.