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Author: Ian Sommerville
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Chapter 20, Problem 20.2E
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Difference between government complexity and Managerial complexity:
Some of the differences between government complexity and managerial complexity are mentioned below:
| Governance Complexity | Managerial Complexity |
| Governance Complexity is the relationship between the laws, policies of the system and regulations. | Managerial Complexity is the relationship between system, managers and different parts of the system. |
| It deals with decision making processes in voluntary systems... |
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