Why are Americans frequently critical of government bureaucracy?
They are frequently critical because they think that big government is the cause of all of their problems, and that it only invades their lives without solving their problems. But the idea that the private sector works better is completely far fetched. Because the private sector is focused on profits as opposed to the actual outcome of an enterprise, they are not fit to provide governmental services to the people.
A solution would be more oversight of spending and the enforcement of the Freedom of Information Act.
The bureaucracy is always the most inefficient and most costly way to get any task performed. If they privatized and allowed people to compete for profit in pretty much all cases waste/cost/redunencies would be reduced.
Bureaucracy is the structure and set of regulations in place to control activity. It is represented by standardized procedure (rule-following), formal division of powers, hierarchy, and relationships.
It lacks free thought and common sense.
American bureaucracy puts its own comfort; convenience and longevity ahead of its mission could be called a bureaucracy.
The American Heritage Dictionary' definition of bureaucracy reads in part: "numerous offices and adherence to inflexible rules of operation; any unwieldy administration." According to Webster's new world Dictionary of the American Language, "bureaucracy is governmental officialism or inflexible routine." Roget's Thesaurus gives equally demeaning synonyms for bureaucracy: "officialism", "officiousness", and "red tape".
It needs to be reduced. Government should reduce their size by 1/2. They are too involved in daily life and need to leave that to state and local governments. Some of the ways that bills are voted on and passed needs to be changed.
Americans are expecting to receive more benefits from the government and it is the reason why they are criticizing the bureaucracy.
Do the government kill people who know to much about them?
yes,the overnment does kill people who know to much....Its a proven fact that people who try to tell about the dirty facts about the government,they end up missing or dead....If you ever had a relative,friend,or associate that was in some sort of army,naval,marines...you ask them something about it and there quick to say well that's confidental....It makes you think that,if the government doesnt have anything to hide,then why do they have to make it so confidental..... THINK ABOUT IT PEOPLE,DONT EVRE UNDERESTIMATE THE GOVERNMENT.... BY THE WAY IM A LIL KID WRITING THIS,SO FOR ALL YOU PEOPLE WHO DONT KNOW ABOUT GOVERNMENT CRAP THEN YOU SHOULD FEEL BAD..... BECAUSE IM ONLY 14 BY: LIL_SKITTLES
england
How are new governments elected?
It very much varies depending on the area you are in but predominatily votes are cast to local athorities and votes are summerised into one vote based on the majororty of votes (so if 5 people vote red, 3 vote blue and 11 vote yellow, it will be yellow) in your constitutional area (EG; States or Counties). the votes are now sent from the constitutional areas to the main authority (so if theres 30 areas there will be 30 votes) and the one with the majority wins...... unless (in the UK for example) they cannot obtain more than 50% of the votes then the Parliament is hung. meaning that either multiple partys will reign or in some very drastic cases a recount or revote will occur.
This is all from my head but i hope it helps :)
Spoils System!
What does local government receive from state government?
The state government provides a framework for municipal governments. Chief among the things provided by the state government are monies distributed through grants. Also, the state legislatures enact statutes which allow municipalities to create their own ordinances.
Why srivilliputhur temple tower is the logo of Tamilnadu Government?
Please engalukum theriyala........neengalavadhu sollunga.
Bill of rights.
What type of economy exists under a communist government?
You have asked a very interesting question. One of the ways to answer this question would be to say that Communism isn't a government it is an economic system whereby everything is owned collectively by the state. Theoretically, you could have a democratic form of government wherein the state owns everything but this example would be full of structural contradictions that would undue the system.
Another way is to point out there for all intents and purposes there are no more Communists in the world and no Communist governments. China is essentially a totalitarian capitalist state (the opposite of the example described above) and many commentators are curious about the future of China. Cuba and North Korea are essentially dictatorships with the cover of the lofty theory of Communism. One might even argue that those two countries are each a Monarchy as governing seems to stay "all in the family."
It is plain now that Communism cannot compete with Capitalist systems. Maybe, as they once sought, it would work in a world that had only Communist style systems but that would be a sad and ugly world indeed. Absolutely no reason to make a flat-screen T.V.
What methods that the government used to persuade Americans to buy bonds?
they used propaganda. and they made Americans feel sorry for the men who died in the army so they would buy them and support the war
What is international service provider?
those firms which r viling to provide world wide development opportunities to the clints are called international service provider
Executive 👍
What statement sets forth goals and purposes served by the government?
The statement is usually called the Preamble. The Preamble to the United States Constitution states the major goals of the American government.
What are the significance of elasticity to the government?
The government policies and procedures are often very rigid and there is no scope to change plans as the situation or the time demands.The government is accountable to the people for its action and elasticity will give the government better adjustments and governance.Controlled elasticity is better than free elasticity to the government.
How did the government maintain social control over the first nations in the northwest?
I will not help you cheat your homework in the Crossroads Text Book.