How do government corporations differ from other corporations in the united states

a. they operate outside the influence of congress

b. their profits are taxed more heavily

c. they do not compete with other businesses

d. their workers are all public employees

Option D

Explanation:

Government corporations are intended to carry out business activities for the betterment of the citizens of the nations. These corporations are set up by the  congress men and unlike all other public business they have board of directors and a general manager. The president on confirmation by senate selects the top most public official for running these business. Being a government entity most of the these business have a virtual monopoly and generally run of public funds to serve a public purpose.

Hence, option D is correct

answer; (true);