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Two possible choices... a. Allowing inmates to make 07 Mar 2004, 02:50
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Two possible choices...

a. Allowing inmates to make decisions about prison security.
b. a university's asking the opinion of the student body on the
scheduling of the courses.



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Two possible choices... a. Allowing inmates to make Updated on: 07 Mar 2004, 10:01
Originally posted by anandnk on 07 Mar 2004, 06:15.
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I will go with A on this one

I reason I chose A is that to some extent the Prison inmates and the Prison authorities have conflicting goals. Similarly the labor union and the management have conflicting goals. However this is not true in case of students.

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Two possible choices... a. Allowing inmates to make 07 Mar 2004, 09:43
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Agree with A. If labor sets the corporation goals, it would be as much a mess than letting prison inmates setting prison rules



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