The Myth of Bureaucratic Incompetence Has Emerged Because

The myth of bureaucratic incompetence has emerged because:

A) Of the drastic results in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, when government agencies did not respond well
B) Of the cumbersome and divergent ways in which most government agencies have been set up and are run
C) Most government programs do not seem to measure up to private sector standards
D) The personnel in agencies run by the government are not professionally trained and thus slow the system's response time when disaster strikes