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How necessary is bureaucracy?
Absolutely. Without the bureaucracy, there would be no institution to carry out the policy that is passed by the legislative and signed into law by the executive branch. The bureaucracy serves an important purpose, no bureaucracy would mean all laws passed would remain an abstraction and not become a reality.
What is a large complex organization made up of appointed officials?
a bureaucracy.
Is a bureaucracy big or small?
Bureaucracy is always big.
Who is the chief administrator of the federal bureaucracy?
The president is the chief administrator of the federal bureaucracy.
How does bureaucracy influence public policy?
It influences it because the public is an influence to the bureaucracy. You're welcome.
How important is the bureaucracy to a centralised government?
Not
Who is most important in japan bureaucracy?
technocrats
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.
Who is most important in Japanese bureaucracy?
The Prime Minister is the most important figure in the Japanese bureaucracy. They oversee the government's operations, set policies, and make decisions on national matters.
What has the author Dennis Warwick written?
Dennis Warwick has written: 'Coal, capital, and culture' -- subject(s): Case studies, History, Miners, Mining districts, Social conditions 'Bureaucracy' -- subject(s): Bureaucracy, Social history
Why is it important for the Federal Bureaucracy to be neutral with regard to partisan politics?
It is important for the federal bureacracy to be neutral with regard to partisan politics because the bureaucracy is expected to do what is in the best interest of the people and the country. Partisan politics gets in the way of that.
How necessary is bureaucracy?
Absolutely. Without the bureaucracy, there would be no institution to carry out the policy that is passed by the legislative and signed into law by the executive branch. The bureaucracy serves an important purpose, no bureaucracy would mean all laws passed would remain an abstraction and not become a reality.
What has the author RBurr Litchfield written?
R.Burr Litchfield has written: 'Emergence of a bureaucracy' -- subject(s): History
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 best describes the theory?
The most important part of a society is the bureaucracy or structure of a government,
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.
What best describes the organizationalist theory?
The most important part of a society is the bureaucracy or structure of a government,
