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What powers does the federal bureaucracy have?
The federal bureaucracy is considered part of the executive branch, and has powers that derive from that. there is no single power that it has: it is broken up into various departments, each of which has its own mission, with various powers allocated to each by policy, convention, or law.
What is a large complex organization made up of appointed officials?
a bureaucracy.
Is a bureaucracy big or small?
Bureaucracy is always big.
Why is big government considered to be bad?
The term "Big Government" refers to any government which is considered to be too large or corrupt. The problems with this include problems with accountability, excessive bureaucracy and poor monitoring.
Who is the chief administrator of the federal bureaucracy?
The president is the chief administrator of the federal bureaucracy.
What powers does the federal bureaucracy have?
The federal bureaucracy is considered part of the executive branch, and has powers that derive from that. there is no single power that it has: it is broken up into various departments, each of which has its own mission, with various powers allocated to each by policy, convention, or law.
The federal government is considered a bureaucracy primarily because it?
The federal government is considered a bureaucracy because it is administrated by officials in petty offices overseen by a president.
What is bureaucracy in administration?
Bureaucracy in politics is a system of government in which state officials make important decisions rather then the elected representatives themselves.
Which of these choices best describes the work of Max Weber?
he considered the bureaucracy
Was each state sovereigned in the articles of confederation?
Yes, each state that seceded from the union considered itself soverign, with governments and decisions made by each state.
What has the author L J Hume written?
L. J. Hume has written: 'Bentham and bureaucracy' -- subject(s): Bureaucracy, The State
How did the different components of the bureaucracy in the Federal Governments executive branch start to develop?
The different components of the bureaucracy in the Federal government's executive branch was developed by George Washington. It started when each area of bureaucracy was assigned a secretary that reported on each of the components. Then each component added more employees in developing larger departments and evolved into what we now know.
Which of the following is included in the foreign policy bureaucracy in the executive branch?
the state department
Which is not considered a way to categorize the units that make up the federal bureaucracy?
PLATO - by the source of their personnel
What are characteristics bureaucracy?
The term "non-characteristic" is meaningless. If the question means to ask "What things are not characteristics of bureaucracies?", then anything other than what a bureaucracy is (organization of government where state officials and agencies process important information) is not a bureaucracy. For example: animals are not bureaucracies. Chieftains and tribal leaders do not have bureaucracies. You cannot eat a bureaucracy, etc.
What are characteristic of a nation or state?
military forces sovereignty bureaucracy indirect democracy
What are non-characteristics of bureaucracy?
The term "non-characteristic" is meaningless. If the question means to ask "What things are not characteristics of bureaucracies?", then anything other than what a bureaucracy is (organization of government where state officials and agencies process important information) is not a bureaucracy. For example: animals are not bureaucracies. Chieftains and tribal leaders do not have bureaucracies. You cannot eat a bureaucracy, etc.
