Select all that is correct Negative consequences of privatizing service delivery of poverty governance, as in the example of the Florida Welfare Program, include: Government agencies are depleted and become reliant on outsourced providers. Diverting attention from unmeasurable but important values and activities. Diverting services to those who are "most ready". Providers routinely break contracts. All of these are correct Profits are shared with the governmental entity.

Select all that is correct Negative consequences of privatizing service delivery of poverty governance, as in the example of the Florida Welfare Program, include: Government agencies are depleted and become reliant on outsourced providers. Diverting attention from unmeasurable but important values and activities. Diverting services to those who are "most ready". Providers routinely break contracts. All of these are correct Profits are shared with the governmental entity.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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