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12 Cards in this Set
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Regulation |
-Rules that allows the government to control individuals or corporations -What bureaucrats do |
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Notice and Comment Procedure |
Citizens can give feedback before regulation passes |
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Federal register |
Official account of all the regulation passed |
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State capacity |
refer to the ability of a government to administer its territory effectively |
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Red Tape |
excessive bureaucracy or adherence to rules and formalities, especially in public business |
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Standard operating procedures |
-The rules and procedures bureaucrats have to follow -Ensures something seriously won't go wrong |
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Federal Civil Service |
System of hiring bureaucrats based on qualifications |
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Regulatory Capture |
What happens when a bureaucrat becomes to close with the industry it's suppose to be regulating. They begin to support them |
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Budget Maximizers |
Burreacrars who waste money. They ask for money even when they don't need it |
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Turkey Farms |
Agencies where the president sends his loyal people who don't have any qualifications |
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Oversight |
Designed to prevent bureaucratic drift |
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Bureaucratic drift |
When a bureaucrat does things that Congress doesn't allow them to do |
