Organizations have less coercive power when the use of their service is optional and funded in part by governmental agencies.

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Organizations generally have coercive power when individuals are dependent on their services and have limited alternatives. However, if the use of their service is optional and funded in part by governmental agencies, individuals may have more choices and bargaining power, thereby reducing the organization's coercive power.

Organizations Have Less Coercive Power When the Use of Their