General Studies · Administrative Theories
Public Choice Theory challenges traditional public administration by arguing that:
- 1Political actors behave as rational self-interested utility maximizers✓
- 2Administrative decisions are value-neutral
- 3Government intervention is always welfare maximizing
- 4Bureaucrats act as neutral agents of public interest
Correct answer
Political actors behave as rational self-interested utility maximizers
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