The view that the government should generally not concern itself with individual components of the selection process-if the overall effect of that process is nondiscriminatory-describes the _____ concept.

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The "bottom line" concept suggests that as long as the overall outcome of a selection process is nondiscriminatory, the government should not intervene in individual components of the process.

The View That the Government Should Generally Not Concern Itself