How Do Cities Differ from Counties

question 10

Multiple Choice

How do cities differ from counties?

• A) Cities are single-purpose units of government whereas counties are general-purpose units of government.
• B) Cities are general-purpose units of government whereas counties are single-purpose units of government.
• C) Cities have greater decision-making authority and discretion than counties.
• D) Cities have less decision-making authority and discretion than counties.

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