A once great Institution which once prospered became bankrupt due to poor policy-making. In it's heyday it delighted consumers, workers and investors. But this institution began to borrow more than it could pay back. This institution made promises to pay future medical benefits which it could not afford. This institution held on to inefficient methods to appease special interests even though better ways were readily available. The institution which failed to adapt is very much like the United States of America's Congress. Question 14 options: True False