Suppose a Florida politician declares, "hurricane damage prevention is a public good; the government must provide flood and wind insurance for all residential property owners in the state."

Evaluate this statement using what you learned thus far in the class (especially Chapter 5). Be sure to identify whether flood/wind insurance is a public good, the proper role of government for the kind of good it is, and also address the probable unintended (but forseeeable) consequences of such a policy (assuming it passes) 5-10 years down the road.

Make sure to apply at least one of Saint Leo's Core Values to your analysis.

Use a minimum of 3-4 outside scholarly sources to inform your argument.