When There Is a Lack of Consistency in Bureaucratic Decision

question 10

Multiple Choice

When there is a lack of consistency in bureaucratic decision making it is referred to as

• A)bureaucratic inertia
• B)bureaucratic stubbornness
• C)arbitrariness
• D)none of the above

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