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A) the wishes of the president.
B) the wishes of Congress.
C) their own agency's point of view.
D) the expectations of the general public.
E) the wishes of federal judges.
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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) 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 employees of government 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) 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) 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) Health and Human Services
B) State
C) Labor
D) Homeland Security
E) Agriculture
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A) It has acquired wide judicial and adjudication powers to deal with inter-agency disputes.
B) It has changed from a presidential-executive support agency to largely a congressional support agency.
C) It has been given broader powers over time to actually grant additional funds or take away funds directly from agencies.
D) It has had its broad powers limited from general oversight down to keeping track of agency spending.
E) It has moved from a limited role of keeping track of agency spending to also monitoring whether the agency is implementing policies in the way Congress intended.
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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) State.
B) Defense.
C) Labor.
D) Health and Human Services.
E) Education.
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A) their expert knowledge.
B) the backing of the president and Congress.
C) the support of clientele groups.
D) all of these: their expert knowledge; the backing of the president and Congress; and the support of clientele groups.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) the Brownlow Commission
B) the National Performance Review
C) the Hoover Commission
D) the Volcker Commission
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) natural sciences and engineering.
B) law.
C) social sciences and the humanities.
D) business management.
E) journalism.
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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) choose rules that save money.
B) can apply a reasonable interpretation of a statute.
C) follow what the president demands of them.
D) have adequate funding.
E) don't come into conflict with state governments.
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A) acts of Congress.
B) federalism.
C) regulatory rulings.
D) court rulings.
E) the will of the people.
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A) Morrill Act
B) Hatch Act
C) Pendleton Act
D) Taft-Hartley Act
E) National Performance Review
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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 promoting clean air
E) preserving forests for environmental reasons, and opening them up for logging
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A) provide jobs to merit appointees.
B) tie the administration more closely to the people it served.
C) increase congressional control of the bureaucracy.
D) increase judicial control of the bureaucracy.
E) provide jobs to lawyers.
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A) regulatory agency.
B) cabinet department.
C) presidential commission.
D) government corporation.
E) blue ribbon panel.
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