Exam 28: The Administration

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The Canadian model of administrative control assumes that there is a clear distinction between politics and administration.

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The concept of new public management refers to a set of reforms in which the market is the paradigm for assessing efficiency.

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Political patronage is considered a normal characteristic of bureaucracy.

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Is there too much power vested in the public service?

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Merit recruitment is considered a normal characteristic of bureaucracy.

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Which term refers to state agencies that monitor and control certain activities and impose public policies on private enterprise?

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Which phrase best describes the American spoils system?

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Explain the pros and cons of the American "spoils system." In your opinion,is the "spoils system" more beneficial to the public service than the merit system? Why,or why not?

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Which of the following is NOT one of the management practices characteristic of the New Public Management reforms,as suggested by Michael Paquin?

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What is an important distinction in the way the U.S.and Canadian executives choose high ranking public administrators?

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The concept of ___________ recruitment refers to filling public service positions by means of competitive examination.The opposite is recruitment by ___________,which means that jobs are distributed according to kinship,friendship,or personal favour.

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The role of the ____________ is to review the expenditures of the public service.

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The word bureaucracy is synonymous with the word administration.

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The bureaucracy has two fundamental roles in the governmental process: to advise the political executive and to administer the laws and policies enacted by the assembly.

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How can we measure success in public service?

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Governments are not the only organizations that have bureaucracies.

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Which of the following proposals would Ted Gaebler and Guy Peters be most likely to approve of?

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Regulatory agencies are state agencies that monitor and control certain activities and impose public policies on private enterprise.

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In Canada,which method is used to fill positions in the administration?

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Compare and contrast the underlying principles of public and private bureaucracies and their tendency towards growth.

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