A primary government has all of the following characteristics, except? A. It has a separately elected body. B. Is legally separate. C. It has a separate budget monitored by the OMB. D. Is fiscally independent of other state and local governments.
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A primary government is typically a government entity that has its own elected officials, is legally separate from other entities, has its own budget, and is fiscally independent. Show more…
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