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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.
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