Economists studying government are most
likely to make what assumption when they look at the
behavior of elected officials and those in civil
service?
Elected officials are motivated by self-interest while
civil servants are motivated by the general good.
Elected officials are motivated by the general good
while civil servants are motivated by
self-interest.
Both elected officials and civil
servants are motivated by the general good.
Both elected officials and civil
servants are motivated by self-interest.
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