This Is A Quiz On The Federal Bureaucracy #1

Not tackling national problems

Not following Congressional and presidential directives

Existing far from the controls of the public

Not providing jobs for the public

Being comprised by political appointees

That agencies have quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial powers

That agencies can change the scope of their own powers

That agencies are cut, costing many their jobs

That agencies do not help local economies

That agencies are mostly staffed by minorities

It is so difficult to remove once created

Problems are too vast and complex for Congress to control

It has no effective controls on its power

The executive wants the power

The Supreme Court has ruled that the system must exist to help Congress.

Iron triangles of power benefit in their existence

Federal agencies benefit from their existence

Local communities want the jobs that go with the programs

Powerful lobby forces support the industries and contracts behind the programs

Leaders of agencies benefit from their continued existence

The Office of Budget and Management

The Congressional Budget Office

The General Accounting Office

The Council of Economic Advisors

All of the above