In What Way Do Public Bureaucracies Differ from Private Corporations

question 99

Multiple Choice

In what way do public bureaucracies differ from private corporations?

• A) The public bureaucracy is only accountable to the president, not a board of directors.
• B) A private corporation will only be successful by serving the citizens.
• C) Public bureaucracies are organized in order to make a profit.
• D) They rely on Congress for funding and staffing.
• E) Public bureaucracies have a single set of leaders.

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