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TKBI IPDN - Paket 03 SELEKSI-LANJUTAN-SEKDIN TKBI - Reading Comprehension

121. Read the following passage, then answer the question below.

Term limits for regional executives are commonly defended as a safeguard against the entrenchment of power and the corruption that can accompany prolonged incumbency. This rationale is not without merit, and evidence from various contexts does suggest that excessively long tenures can foster patronage networks resistant to reform. Less frequently acknowledged, however, is a competing cost: regional development initiatives, particularly large infrastructure projects, often unfold over timelines that exceed a single term, and incoming executives, eager to establish their own distinct legacy, have documented tendencies to deprioritize or even abandon projects initiated by their predecessors, regardless of the projects' underlying merit. The result is a pattern in which technically sound, long-term initiatives are periodically interrupted not because they failed on their own terms, but simply because political succession created an incentive to start anew rather than to continue someone else's work.

What is the passage's main argument about term limits?

Jawaban: A

Pembahasan: Jawaban memerlukan pemahaman inferensial dari keseluruhan isi passage "The Hidden Trade-offs of Term Limits", bukan kutipan literal tunggal.

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