The Political Constraint Facing the Public Sector Is Less Binding

The political constraint facing the public sector is less binding than the profit constraint facing the private sector because:

A) All services that the public sector provides are indispensable.
B) Public sector managers can escape accountability for their management decisions.
C) Taxpayers are often well-informed about the public debt.
D) Tax revenues continue to flow in even if the services are not provided in the event of a strike.
E) Future taxpayers have little representation in the current political process, and can be saddled with public debt.