Public corporations can be controlled by

Makaria1

6 months ago

The answer is wrong option A is correct

heisskylot

1 year ago

Public corporations are typically overseen by a Board of Directors. This board is responsible for setting policy, making major decisions, and ensuring the corporation operates in the public interest. The board is the primary mechanism for controlling the corporation's activities.
The judiciary can play a role in overseeing public corporations (e.g., through legal challenges or audits), it's not the primary control mechanism.

DaBaby001

1 year ago

Your explanation says C while you chose B as your answer

SaintedAngel1

1 year ago

Is the answer really correct as indicated?
There's a disparity between the chosen answer and the explanation provided.