Often,the Theoretically Correct,or Rational,policy Is Not Enacted Because

question 62

Multiple Choice

Often,the theoretically correct,or rational,policy is not enacted because

• A)administrators lack the discretion to adopt rational policies.
• B)bureaucrats, as humans, behave irrationally.
• C)administrative rules hinder consideration of all options.
• D)the policy will result in too much job loss.
• E)the "right" policy is politically unacceptable.

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