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Question 2
Which of these statements about regulations and bureaucracy is true?
a. A large, strong bureaucracy is the best guarantee against corruption within the political system.
b. The public tends to accept the necessity of large bureaucracies for effectively regulating the market.
c. The potential for corruption increases with the number of regulations and the size of the bureaucracy.
d. The level of regulation and the size of the bureaucracy are proportional to the power of elected officials.
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