A) a bureaucratic council.
B) an iron triangle.
C) an issue network.
D) a policy network.
E) an issue pole.
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A) economic interests, citizen activists, and government interest groups.
B) lobbyists, interest groups, and court cases used to promote government action to help the interest of these groups.
C) interest groups, legislators, and members of the bureaucracy working to promote and protect their mutual interests.
D) political parties, interest groups, and voters who want their candidates to win.
E) citizens who have contacted members of Congress, presidential advisors, and members of the federal bureaucracy.
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A) Under Reagan, the elimination of poverty caused government employment to fall.
B) Under Reagan, the expansion of the military caused government employment to rise.
C) Under Reagan, the elimination of the agriculture department caused governement employment to fall.
D) Under Reagan, the programs enacted because of 9/11 caused government employment to rise.
E) Under Reagan, the elimination of revenue sharing caused government employment to fall.
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A) more government; major cuts to military spending
B) more government; major cuts to social spending
C) less government; major cuts to social security
D) less government; major cuts to military spending
E) less government; almost every specific government program
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A) all federal agencies run by committees conduct their business regularly in public session.
B) all federal agencies terminate after five years unless Congress grants the agency an extension.
C) all federal agencies hold at least half of their public meeting outside of Washington, DC.
D) at least 40 percent of upper-level positions within an agency be filled by females or ethnic minorities.
E) all federal agency meetings on personnel problems or court proceedings be held in public session.
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A) nepotism.
B) political capital.
C) the spoils system.
D) the merit system.
E) the Pendleton system.
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A) run for office in non-partisan elections.
B) run for office in partisan elections.
C) participate in voter registration drives.
D) make campaign contributions.
E) campaign for candidates.
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A) provides appropriations to federal agencies.
B) is proposed by departments wishing to increase their budgets.
C) is enacted by the president.
D) provides authorization for new federal agencies.
E) All of these choices are true.
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A) independent executive agency; cabinet department
B) independent executive agency; government corporation
C) independent executive agency; independent regulatory agency
D) government corporation; independent executive agency
E) government corporation; independent regulatory agency
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A) the Freedom of Information Act.
B) the Bureaucratic Transparency Act.
C) the Bureaucratic Freedom Act.
D) the Informational Transparency Act.
E) None of these choices is true.
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A) increased significantly in the last several decades.
B) remained relatively stable for the last several decades.
C) decreased substantially in the last ten years.
D) grown to exceed the number of local government employees.
E) grown to exceed the number of state government employees.
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A) the selection, retention, and promotion of government employees on the basis of examinations.
B) a system of checks on Congress intended to prevent discrimination.
C) a process of selecting policies based on their value.
D) a system that was used for hiring bureaucrats under Andrew Jackson.
E) using work experience in lieu of educational qualifications when applying for federal positions.
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A) cooption.
B) capture.
C) complacency.
D) collusion.
E) pork.
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A) cabinet departments
B) independent executive agencies
C) independent regulatory agencies
D) independent legislative agencies
E) government corporations
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A) taking responsibility for their own self-regulation.
B) drafting the regulations that affect them.
C) lobbying Congress to relax regulations.
D) lobbying the president concerning bureaucratic reorganization.
E) administering regulations.
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A) bureaucracies can be found in government.
B) bureaucracies can be found outside of government.
C) private bureaucracies are usually headed by a single leader.
D) public bureaucracies are not organized for purposes of profit.
E) public bureaucracies are fully independent of Congress.
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A) bureaucracies have no competitors and are therefore inefficient.
B) decision making should be a rational process.
C) advancement should be based on merit.
D) bureaucracies seek expanded budgets and increased size.
E) bureaucracies should apply similar decisions to similar situations.
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