The Law of Counter Control Most Closely States That

The Law of Counter Control most closely states that

A) public agencies will control whoever tries to control them
B) public administrators who meet the public face to face at "counters" (sometimes called "windows") control the intake of organizations
C) no matter how hard subordinates try to control superordinates, the latter will dominate
D) efforts made by a superordinate official to control subordinates will meet with counteraction or evasion