Public choice theorists assert that persons who change jobs from,say,a government position to a business position,sometimes alter their work behavior and attitudes because
A) they want to fit in and be liked by their fellow workers.
B) they are acting rationally by weighing the costs and benefits of certain behavior in different work settings.
C) they feel that if they change jobs,they should also change their behavior.
D) their new boss tells them it is in their best interest.

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Public choice theorists believe that individuals act rationally by weighing the costs and benefits of their actions. Therefore, when individuals change jobs, they may alter their behavior and attitudes to align with the incentives and culture of their new workplace. This decision is based on rational analysis, not on a desire to fit in, a sense of obligation, or the direction of a new boss.

Public Choice Theorists Assert That Persons Who Change Jobs From,say,a