How Are Quasi-Governmental Organizations Different from Government Corporations

question 92

Multiple Choice

How are quasi-governmental organizations different from government corporations?

• A) Quasi-governmental organizations receive federal funding, whereas government corporations do not.
• B) Quasi-governmental organizations do not receive federal funding, whereas government corporations do.
• C) Quasi-governmental organizations have greater private sector control over their activities than government corporations.
• D) Quasi-governmental organizations have less private sector control over their activities than government corporations.
• E) Quasi-governmental organizations operate at the state level, whereas government corporations operate at the federal level.

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