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| The Complex structure of offices, tasks, rules, and principles of organization that are employed by all large-scale institutions to coordinate the work of their personnel |
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| The efforts of departments and agencies to translate laws into specific bureaucratic routines |
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| A quasi-legislative administrative process that produces regulations by government agencies |
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| Administrative Adjudication |
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| The application rules and precedents to specific cases to settle disputes with regulated parties |
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| A department or bureau of government whose mission is to promote, serve, or represent a particular interest |
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| A department bureau or independent agency whose primary mission is to eliminate or restrict certain behaviors defined as negative in themselves or negative in their consequences |
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| Administrative Legislation |
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| Rules made by regulatory agencies and commissions |
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| Policies that use spending and taxing to accomplish policy purposes |
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| Policies that control the supply of money, interest rates, and the availability of credit |
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| Federal Reserve System (The Fed) |
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| Consisting of 12 federal reserve districts, The Fed facilitates exchanges of cash, checks, and credit. |
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| The oft-observed phenomenon of bureaucratic implementation that produces policy more to the liking of the bureaucracy than faithful to original intention of the legislation that created it but without triggering a political reaction from elected officials |
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| The Prospect that enacted policy will changed because the composition of the enacting coalition is temporary and provisional |
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| The effort by Congress, through hearings, investigations,and other techniques to exercise control over the activities of executive agencies |
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| The policy of reducing or eliminating regulatory restraints on the conduct of people or private institutions |
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| The Policy of removing a program from one level of government by deregulating it or passing it down to a lower level |
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| The act of moving all or a part of a program from the public sector to the private sector |
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