A) rulemaking,or deciding how a law will operate in practice.
B) judicial interpretation,or mandating the constitutionality or unconstitutionality of a new statute.
C) hiring and firing government personnel in the name of efficiency and effectiveness.
D) testifying before Congress on the merits or demerits of a proposed regulation or law.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) preserving forests for recreation,and protecting endangered species
B) preserving forests in response to environmental concerns,and coordinating with the National Park Service for creating park lands
C) serving both the interests of lumber sellers and mining interests
D) opening up forests both for logging and in response to energy concerns
E) preserving forests for environmental reasons,and opening them up for logging
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A) be fired from their jobs.
B) go on strike.
C) belong to a union.
D) be restricted in their election activities.
E) contribute to political campaigns.
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A) be staffed by people chosen on the basis of ability and do its work fairly on behalf of all citizens.
B) stay out of conflicts between Congress and the president.
C) be structured on the basis of the principles of specialization,hierarchy,and formal rules.
D) not allow in-fighting between agencies.
E) be staffed by partisan presidents.
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A) Health and Human Services
B) State
C) Labor
D) Homeland Security
E) Agriculture
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A) create new federal departments built around economic interests.
B) establish the executive management system.
C) reorganize the cabinet in order to make it the center of economic policy making.
D) both create new federal departments built around economic interests,and establish the executive management system.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) generalists;specialists
B) generalists;generalists
C) specialists;generalists
D) specialists;specialists
E) popular;unpopular
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A) It is subjected to floor debate.
B) It goes to the House and Senate budget committees.
C) It is reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget.
D) It is marked up by the full Senate before moving to the House.
E) It is referred to the House and Senate appropriations committees.
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A) State.
B) Defense.
C) Labor.
D) Health and Human Services.
E) Education.
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A) is composed of civil employees that can be fired more easily than normal career civil servants.
B) was designed to combat abuse of the patronage system.
C) is composed of civil employees that can be assigned by the president to any position within the bureaucracy.
D) has been more successful in practice than its proponents anticipated.
E) assigns most of its senior executives to work within a different agency than the one in which they originally worked.
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A) administrative,legislative,and judicial functions.
B) legislative and executive functions,but no judicial functions.
C) adjudicative and law enforcement functions.
D) multilateral,law enforcement,and executive functions.
E) All these answers are 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) Federal employees are prohibited from forming labor unions.
B) Federal employees can form labor unions,but their unions by law have limited authority.
C) There are no restrictions on the creation and powers of labor unions by federal employees.
D) Among federal employees,only members of federal corporations can legally form labor unions.
E) Federal employees can form labor unions but are not allowed to participate in collective bargaining.
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A) allows the president to appoint top officials of executive agencies,thus making the bureaucracy more responsive to election outcomes.
B) provides for presidential leadership of the bureaucracy,thus giving it greater coordination and direction.
C) provides for a neutral administration in the sense that civil servants are not partisan appointees,thus ensuring evenhanded work.
D) provides that all programs will be evaluated regularly to determine whether they merit continued funding.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) clientele groups.
B) pressure groups.
C) entitlement groups.
D) programmatic groups.
E) recipient groups.
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A) all agencies within cabinet departments.
B) all independent agencies.
C) respectively,an independent agency,an agency within a cabinet department,and a regulatory agency.
D) two cabinet departments and a regulatory agency.
E) respectively,an agency within a cabinet department,an independent agency,and a regulatory agency.
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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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