In a perfect bureacratic hierarchy, actors can get excluded from promotion at ea

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In a perfect bureacratic hierarchy, actors can get excluded from promotion at each level creating maximum obediance. However, at times bureacracies are not perfect. That is, they contain processes such as nepotism, sexism, racism and classism. How would these processes affect power exercise in a modern bureacracy?

They would reduce obediance to superiors.

They would reduce competion for promotion.

Both of the above.

Neither of the above.

They would reduce obediance to superiors.

They would reduce competion for promotion.

Both of the above.

Neither of the above.

Explanation / Answer

As per my opinion the correct answer is option B.

They would reduce the obediance to seniors since these ill factors exisits and they are known that a sincere effort cannot make a difference.

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