Which of the following statements is true of the functionality of agencies providing services?
A) Social Security programs necessitate that there be a federal agency to determine eligibility and pay benefits.
B) The mere existence of most government programs hardly creates any new agency or expands the functions of an existing one.
C) Welfare programs are run easily without being administered by the government.
D) Government agencies often stand as a substitution for competition.
E) Agencies that function to provide services are created out of sheer manpower rather than necessity.

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Many agencies arise simply out of necessity. If we are to have a mail service, a post office is necessary. Welfare programs require government personnel to administer them. Social Security programs necessitate that there be a federal agency to determine eligibility and pay benefits.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of the Functionality