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What does oligarchy refer to?
What does oligarchy refer to?
- Government of the masses
- Government of the middle class
- Government of the youth
- Government of the elite (correct)
What is the guardian bureaucracy's role in administration?
What is the guardian bureaucracy's role in administration?
- To monitor environmental policies
- To manage foreign relations
- To control economic regulations
- To safeguard the administration from abusers (correct)
What is the meaning of democracy?
What is the meaning of democracy?
- Rule of the appointed officials
- Rule of the people (correct)
- Rule of the few
- Rule of the elite
What does New Public Management emphasize?
What does New Public Management emphasize?
Which theory states that there is no single best way to lead an organization?
Which theory states that there is no single best way to lead an organization?
What do market-oriented reforms typically involve?
What do market-oriented reforms typically involve?
What type of government system aims to give autonomy to local government units?
What type of government system aims to give autonomy to local government units?
Who is someone chosen by a higher authority to have a position in the government?
Who is someone chosen by a higher authority to have a position in the government?
What is the main difference between a written constitution and an unwritten constitution?
What is the main difference between a written constitution and an unwritten constitution?
Which of the following is a task typically associated with bureaucrats?
Which of the following is a task typically associated with bureaucrats?
What is the primary goal of a unitary government system?
What is the primary goal of a unitary government system?
Which type of official obtains their position through a direct vote by the people?
Which type of official obtains their position through a direct vote by the people?
According to Human Relations Theory, what motivates employees more than monetary rewards?
According to Human Relations Theory, what motivates employees more than monetary rewards?
Who proposed Systems Theory to explain how public administration activities are coordinated within systems?
Who proposed Systems Theory to explain how public administration activities are coordinated within systems?
Which theory views the policymaking process as a battlefield involving legislators, bureaucrats, and interest groups?
Which theory views the policymaking process as a battlefield involving legislators, bureaucrats, and interest groups?
In which government system does a strong central government control subnational/local governments' actions?
In which government system does a strong central government control subnational/local governments' actions?
Which branch of government is responsible for making laws in the political system described?
Which branch of government is responsible for making laws in the political system described?
What is the key feature of Federalism as described in the text?
What is the key feature of Federalism as described in the text?
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