Which of the Following Statements Regarding the Political Constraint in the Public

Which of the following statements regarding the political constraint in the public sector is false?

A) The political constraint replaces the profit constraint facing private sector employers.
B) Tax revenues continue to flow in even if the services are not provided in the event of a strike.
C) Public sector employers typically do not have to pay the going wage.
D) Future taxpayers have little representation in the current political process, and can be saddled with public debt.
E) The public sector employer can compel payment for the services that its workers provide.