Administrative Accountability Is

Administrative accountability is

A) the assignment of organizational responsibility in a hierarchical or legal manner, which is objective in quality.
B) a moral obligation that is unrelated to an individual's formal role, status, or power within an organization.
C) the principal of making administrators subordinate to and accountable to elected officials; it also consists of management values such as a belief in efficiency, hierarchy, etc.
D) political and regime values; it serves as the moral foundation of public ethics.
E) None of the above.