Private firms and public bureaus differ in the sense that public bureaus

a. sometimes have top-level managers chosen by shareholders
b. sell most of their output on a per unit basis
c. receive most of their revenues through a budget appropriation rather than through the sales of goods or services
d. are sometimes inefficient
e. hire consultants to solve difficult problems


C

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A) $1,080 billion B) $1,010 billion C) $980 billion D) $860 billion

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A. 8 B. 12 C. 16 D. 22

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