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jake

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In order to restore the confidence of citizens in government, the New Public Service argues that
 
  a. citizens must perceive public institutions to be responsive.
  b. citizens must be educated as to the positive things government does.
  c. government must demonstrate its efficiency to citizens.
  d. government must provide better services to citizens.

Question 2

The terms tax reform and tax cuts refer to the same thing.
 
  A. true
  B. false



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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