It is generally believed that, because of the election process, the incentives and pressures for internal
eﬃciency are stronger in the public sector than in the private sector.

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The public sector often faces less pressure for efficiency due to its funding through taxation and lack of competition, unlike the private sector, which operates in competitive markets that inherently pressure entities towards efficiency to survive and profit.

It Is Generally Believed That, Because of the Election Process