Question 1

Compare and contrast an iron triangle to an issues network.

Accepted Answer

An iron triangle and an issues network a

Question 2

What are cognate agencies and how do they affect an administrator's job?

Accepted Answer

Cognate agencies are organizations or de

Question 3

__________________ is a quasi-judicial process conducted by the agency to insure that no person can be deprived of "life, liberty, or property without due process of law."

Accepted Answer

A)  A mini-trial 
B)  Prospective rule review 
C)  Rulemaking 
D)  Administrative law judge decision making 
E)  Adjudication 
A)  A mini-trial 
B)  Prospective rule review 
C)  Rulemaking 
D)  Administrative law judge decision making 
E)  Adjudication

Question 4

Discuss how an administrator can effectively present testimony to a legislative body.

Accepted Answer

An administrator can effectively present

Question 5

Why should administration not be separated from politics?

Accepted Answer

The question of whether administration s

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a method used by administrators to implement policy?

Accepted Answer

A) Law enforcement 
B) Rule making 
C) Oversight 
D) Adjudication 
E) Distribution of certain benefits and services 
A) Law enforcement 
B) Rule making 
C) Oversight 
D) Adjudication 
E) Distribution of certain benefits and services

Question 7

Two barriers to judicial review are

Accepted Answer

A)  restrictive rules and interventions 
B)  subpoena power and sovereign immunity 
C)  lower-level staff and the 11th Amendment 
D)  standing and ripeness 
E)  White House staff and the rule of reason 
A)  restrictive rules and interventions 
B)  subpoena power and sovereign immunity 
C)  lower-level staff and the 11th Amendment 
D)  standing and ripeness 
E)  White House staff and the rule of reason

Question 8

According to Harold Seidman, executive agencies and legislative committees as allies often make common cause against the "third house of Congress." What is the third house?

Accepted Answer

A) The Rules Committee 
B) The appropriations committees 
C) The Speaker of the House and his staff 
D) The Congressional Budget Office 
E) The General Accounting Office 
A) The Rules Committee 
B) The appropriations committees 
C) The Speaker of the House and his staff 
D) The Congressional Budget Office 
E) The General Accounting Office

Question 9

In the context of administrative law, what is ex parte communications?

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In the context of administrative law, ex

Question 10

Professionals in government have substantial control over agency operations.What are the bases of their power?

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Professionals in government have substan

Question 11

What is a zero-sum game and what can administrators do when they find themselves engaged in one?

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A zero-sum game is a situation in which

Question 12

What are the barriers to judicial review?

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Judicial review is the power of courts t

Question 13

The Supreme Court in Panamá Refining Co.versus Ryan (1935) challenge the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933, which allow the president to prohibit transportation of certain oil products in interstate commerce.Another case the same year, Schechter Poultry Company versus United States, challenged the NIRA, which allow the president to approve "codes of fair competition" for the poultry industry.These two cases are most relevant to which of the following administrative law concepts?

Accepted Answer

A)  administrative reconstruction 
B)  judicial review 
C)  delegation 
D)  deference 
E)  due process 
A)  administrative reconstruction 
B)  judicial review 
C)  delegation 
D)  deference 
E)  due process

Compare and contrast an iron triangle to an issues network.

What are cognate agencies and how do they affect an administrator's job?

__________________ is a quasi-judicial process conducted by the agency to insure that no person can be deprived of "life, liberty, or property without due process of law."

Discuss how an administrator can effectively present testimony to a legislative body.

Why should administration not be separated from politics?

Which of the following is NOT a method used by administrators to implement policy?

Two barriers to judicial review are

According to Harold Seidman, executive agencies and legislative committees as allies often make common cause against the "third house of Congress." What is the third house?

In the context of administrative law, what is ex parte communications?

Professionals in government have substantial control over agency operations.What are the bases of their power?

What is a zero-sum game and what can administrators do when they find themselves engaged in one?

What are the barriers to judicial review?

The Nature of Public Administration

Intergovernmental Relations

Administrative Responsibility and Ethics

Planning

Decision Making

Organizing

Leading

Implementation

Human Resources Management

Public Financial Management

Information Management

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Exam 2: The Political-Legal Environment of Administration

Compare and contrast an iron triangle to an issues network.

What are cognate agencies and how do they affect an administrator's job?

__________________ is a quasi-judicial process conducted by the agency to insure that no person can be deprived of "life, liberty, or property without due process of law."

Discuss how an administrator can effectively present testimony to a legislative body.

Why should administration not be separated from politics?

Which of the following is NOT a method used by administrators to implement policy?

Two barriers to judicial review are

According to Harold Seidman, executive agencies and legislative committees as allies often make common cause against the "third house of Congress." What is the third house?

In the context of administrative law, what is ex parte communications?

Professionals in government have substantial control over agency operations.What are the bases of their power?

What is a zero-sum game and what can administrators do when they find themselves engaged in one?

What are the barriers to judicial review?

The Nature of Public Administration

Intergovernmental Relations

Administrative Responsibility and Ethics

Planning

Decision Making

Organizing

Leading

Implementation

Human Resources Management

Public Financial Management

Information Management

Filters