America's legislative powers were spelled out in which article of the Constitution?

Which political party do we associate with the unitary executive theory?

According to Calabresi and Yoo (2008) the unitary executive theory requires public administrators to follow what?

Public administration encompasses ___________, politics and accountability. What word best fills in the blank?

Who in government is focused on implementing the laws?

Public administration is important because it is how government gets ___________. What word best completes this sentence?

Another word for values is?

Public administrators ___________ public policies.

The last stage in the five step policy process, is?

To avoid corruption in government public administrators must be ________.

An ethical government reduces _________.

What is the foundation of bureaucracy in a democracy?

Who is in control of pubic administrators in the US?

Congress and the President control the bureaucracy, but to whom is the bureaucracy responsive?

Controls that are too ____ may decrease responsiveness.

Who holds elected officials accountable?

To whom must public administrators be accountable?

What is the oldest and most prevalent form of accountability?

When public administrators are careful about spending they are being _____.

During WWII the federal bureaucracy ___________.

Since the 1980s the size of the federal bureaucracy has roughly ____________.

Why are special purpose governments created?

How are special purpose governments funded?

The size of the federal government today is roughly the same as when what President left office?

Most government in the US is found at what level?

Which level of government do people trust the most?

Trust in government has changed over time. In the last 75 years it has ________.

Alex de Tocqueville discussed the _________ of administration.

Public and private managed are different in several ways, select one below.

Public administration has a special dichotomy which addresses what two things?

Public administrators must spend money as directed because of what law?

Network analysis emphasizes ____________.

The pluralist approach emphasizes __________.

What approach studies inputs, outputs, and throughputs?

Studies of organizational culture examine differences in __________.

Authority and _________are closely related.

What is associated with interdepartmental friction?

Who established the executive office of the presidency (EOP)?

The basic building block of the executive branch is ___________.

Article II of the U.S. Constitution vests the President with the authority to _______ the laws.

The President's job is defined in what Article of the Constitution?

Congress gives the bureaucracy three things, which one of the following is not one of them?

Coordination between related agencies requires what type of cooperation?

Adaptable agencies respond _________ and _________ to change.

The relationship among congressional committees, executive departments, and interest groups is called?

An organization that is responsive to Congress and clients is considered ___________.

What type of coordination is necessary to make agencies work together?

What does the I in ISGM stand for?

What does the S in ISGM stand for?

Green wrote about which Founding Father?

When a policy has 65% support and no meaningful opposition, it is said to have ______.

When an agency takes an action that others oppose, but no one is able to stop the bureaucracy, the agency has______________.

What does the M in the ISGM model stand for?