Multiple choice

`New Public Administration'

  1. closely associated with numerous private groups and individuals

  2. concerned with bureaucracy and its activities

  3. accepts a rational and deterministic view of mankind

  4. stresses ethics, values, innovation and social equality
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D Correct answer
Explanation

New Public Administration (NPA) emerged in the late 1960s as a response to the traditional, value-neutral approach of public administration. It emphasizes social equity, ethics, and innovation to make administration more responsive to societal needs. Unlike traditional models, it rejects the idea of a purely rational and value-free bureaucracy.

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