Bureaucratic Agencies Often Decide for Themselves How to Carry Out

question 49

Multiple Choice

Bureaucratic agencies often decide for themselves how to carry out the wishes of Congress because

• A)legislation is often too vague to effectively guide the bureaucracy.
• B)presidents want to use the bureaucracy to circumvent Congress.
• C)they are enabled to do so by the legislation itself.
• D)legislation is often too vague to effectively guide the bureaucracy and presidents want to use the bureaucracy to circumvent Congress.
• E)legislation is often too vague to effectively guide the bureaucracy and they are enabled to do so by the legislation itself.

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Definitions:

Conscious

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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Uncontrolled Worry

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Situational Worry

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