One of the major differences between Government contract law and commercial contract law is:

A)A contract made by an agent of the Government, which is not binding because the agent lacked the authority to act, may become binding on the Government upon ratification of a principal who had the power to grant the authority at the time the unauthorized act was committed

B)Approval of a contract involves the procedure of submitting a proposed contract to superior authority as a condition precedent to binding effect

C)A party entering into arrangements with a representative of the United States has the responsibility of ascertaining whether the representative is acting within the bounds of authority; if the agent does not have actual authority to act, the Government may not be bound to the contract

D)None of the above