Private Prisons Can Often Be Run More Cheaply and Efficiently

question 18

Multiple Choice

Private prisons can often be run more cheaply and efficiently than public prisons because:

• A) their nonunionized staffs receive lower levels of health-care insurance.
• B) they are part of the government bureaucracy.
• C) they have lower incidences of recidivism and revocation.
• D) their nonunionized staffs contend with massive amount of paperwork.

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