Thanks for the response. If the government is inefficient, but provides its population with their needs (healthcare, defense, etc.), does it matter? I mean, id

Thanks for the response. If the government is inefficient, but provides its population with their needs (healthcare, defense, etc.), does it matter? I mean, ideally they'd strive to reduce those inefficiencies, but why does it need to be a certain level of efficient to be considered "good"?