Why Are Bureaucracies Often Accused of Being Too Self-Serving and Inward-Looking

question 32

Multiple Choice

Why are bureaucracies often accused of being too self-serving and inward-looking?

• A)There is too much administrative influence.
• B)Organizational self-protection and survival are seen to take precedence over the goals of the organization.
• C)Litigation fees and insurance take precedence.
• D)There are too many policies limiting police exposure to the public.

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Definitions:

Electronic Monitoring

The use of technology to remotely track and monitor individuals' movements or behavior, often for security or compliance purposes.

Drug Tests

Methods used to detect the presence of illegal or prescription drugs in a person's body, often utilized by employers, law enforcement, and in sports.

Federal Insurance Contribution Act

A U.S. law requiring a deduction from employees' paychecks and a contribution from employers to fund Social Security and Medicare.

Annual Wage Base

The maximum amount of income that is subject to certain taxes or benefits calculations within a calendar year.