Even in Democratic Governments, We Tend to Have a Problem

question 212

Multiple Choice

Even in democratic governments, we tend to have a problem with accountability due to the following reasons, except

• A) so many government activities are undertaken simultaneously.
• B) civil-service protections apply to many bureaucrats.
• C) the electorate cannot monitor each and every action of the government.
• D) there is the markets' self-correcting mechanism in government.

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