A government agency is contemplating launching an effort to expand the scope of its activities. One rationale for doing so is that another government agency might make the same effort and, if successful, receive larger budget allocations in future years. Another rationale for expanding the agency's activities is that this will make the jobs of its workers more interesting, which may help the government agency attract better-qualied employees. Nevertheless, the agency will have to convince more than half of the House of Commons and the Senate to approve a formal proposal to expand its activities. In addition, to expand its activities, the agency must have the authority to force private companies it does not currently regulate to be ofcially licensed by agency pers0nnel. Which aspects of this problem are specic to the public sector, as opposed to being similar to those faced by rms that operate in completely private markets? (Select all that apply.) E] A. The agency is engaged in competition with another agency to provide the same service. E] B. The agency has to convince more than half of the House of Commons and the Senate to approve a formal proposal to expand its activities. [:1 C. The agency aims to attract better-qualied employees. [:1 D. The agency may gain the ability to force other private companies to make use of its services