Discussion
Who said the following words about comparative Public Administration "the theory of public administration applied to diverse cultures and national settings and the body of factual data by which it can be examined ?"
Answer: B
The definition of comparative public administration was given by Ferrel Heady and S.L. Stokes.
It describes comparative public administration as the theory of public administration applied to diverse cultures and national settings, together with the body of factual data by which it can be examined. This is the standard definition cited from Heady and Stokes.
Robert Dahl, William Siffin and Dwight Waldo all wrote on administration and its comparative study, but the quoted wording is not credited to them, so they do not match the key.
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