A) becomes far less effective as it grows over time.
B) is much less accountable than the bureaucracies of European democracies.
C) compares favorably in performance to government bureaucracies elsewhere.
D) is one of the least representative of minorities compared to others worldwide.
E) falls far short of the effectiveness of most foreign bureaucracies.
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A) extremely wasteful and unresponsive to the public it serves.
B) an ineffective institution in comparison with bureaucracies of democracies with unitary systems.
C) more responsive to the public at large than to the particular interests that depend on its various programs.
D) a mix of the patronage and merit systems.
E) mostly dominated by patronage politics.
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A) teams appointed by Congress to propose budget cuts to the federal bureaucracy
B) groups of executive officials that were under the influence of "agency capture"
C) congressional committees designed to find ways to reduce the size of the national bureaucracy
D) teams that were formed under the National Performance Review to analyze and make recommendations about bureaucratic effectiveness
E) teams appointed by Congress to decide which branches of the federal bureaucracy could be eliminated
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A) carrying out decisions made by Congress,the president,and the courts.
B) regulating the distribution of funds to individuals and corporations.
C) delegating legislative authority to smaller operating units of the bureaucracy.
D) both regulating the distribution of funds to individuals and corporations,and delegating legislative authority to smaller operating units of the bureaucracy.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) economic policy.
B) social welfare policy.
C) foreign and defense policy.
D) law enforcement policy.
E) environmental policy.
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A) 1887; 800
B) 1911; 800
C) 1933; 1,300
D) 1961: 1,300
E) 1978; 7,000
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A) an administrative law judge.
B) a congressional oversight committee.
C) a federal appeals court.
D) a departmental or agency adjudication office.
E) the Supreme Court.
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A) the president's directives.
B) its own projections of what is affordable.
C) the Justice Department's instructions.
D) congressional guidelines.
E) the guidelines of the Commerce Department.
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A) It has a more narrow area of responsibility than that of cabinet departments.
B) Its head is appointed by an independent commission.
C) It is divided into a number of smaller operating units.
D) It exists independently of cabinet departments.
E) Its head is appointed by the president.
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A) the agencies work on their budgets
B) the president consults with the OMB on agency instructions
C) Congress completes work on the appropriations bills
D) Congress adopts a budget resolution
E) the president submits budget proposals to Congress
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A) be fired from their jobs.
B) go on strike.
C) belong to a union.
D) be restricted in their political activities.
E) hold certain key jobs in election campaigns.
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A) Environmental Protection Agency
B) Department of Labor
C) Department of Transportation
D) Minerals Management Service
E) Executive Office of the President
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A) Social Security System.
B) Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
C) Department of Agriculture.
D) drug education program administered by Health and Human Services.
E) U.S.Postal Service.
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A) inefficiency,inflexibility,and red tape.
B) hierarchy,specialization,and rules.
C) honesty,efficiency,and patronage.
D) corruption,incompetence,and spoils.
E) waste,red tape,and lack of rules.
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A) It is reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget.
B) It has reached its final approval and is implemented.
C) It is sent to the president to sign or veto.
D) It is given to the president for any further executive changes to be added.
E) It is referred to the House and Senate appropriations committees for implementation.
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A) Office of Policy Development.
B) Office of Management and Budget.
C) Council of Economic Advisors.
D) White House Office.
E) Office of the Vice President.
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