When Analyzing Public Sector Decision Making, Economic Theory Assumes That

question 357

Multiple Choice

When analyzing public sector decision making, economic theory assumes that voters, politicians, and government officials will

• A) respond to changes in personal benefits and costs when making public sector choices.
• B) pursue the public interest even when it conflicts with their private interests.
• C) pursue primarily public interests because competition is less intense in the public sector.
• D) do none of the above.

---

Definitions:

Treatises

Comprehensive written works on specific legal topics, offering detailed and scholarly analysis.

Scholarly Works

Refers to academic publications such as articles, books, and papers that contribute to the advancement of knowledge within specific fields of study.

Legally Binding

An agreement or contract that is enforceable by law, meaning parties involved must adhere to its terms.

Primary Sources

Documents, objects, or other sources of information that were created at the time under study, providing direct evidence about the past.