Ch 15 Vocab Flashcards
Regulations originating from executive branch; used to control the bureaucracy
Executive orders
Relationship btwn bureaucratic agencies, interest groups,& congressional committees or subcommitees; dominate some areas of domestic policymaking
Iron triangles
Typical system of regulation whereby govt tells business how to reach certain goals, checks that these commands are followed,& punishes offenders
Command and control policy
By charles schultze, a more effective and efficient policy than c-and-c; in the incentive system, marketlike stratiegies are used to manage public policy
Incentive system
Lifting of restrictions on business, industry,& professional activities for which govt rules ha been est & that beauracracies ha been created to administer
Deregulation
Use of govtal authority to contdol or change some practice in the private sector
Regulations
Coone by michael lipsky, referring to those bureaucrats who are in constant contact with the public & have considerable administrative discretion
Street level bureaucrats
Authority if administrative actors to select among various responses to a given problem; greatest when routines or sops dont fit a case
Administrative discretion
Used by bureaucrats to bring uniformity to complex organizations
Standard operating procedures
Stage of policymaking btwn est od a policy & the consequences of thenpolicy for the pol whom it affects; involves translating the goals & objectives of a policy into an operating ongoing program
Policy implementation
Govt not accounted for by cabinet deparents, independent regulatory commissions,& govt coprs. Administrators typically appointed by pres & serves at pres’s pleasure
Independent executive agency
Govt organization that provides a service that could be provided by provate sector & charges for its services
Government corporation
Govt agency responsible for some sector of the economy,making and enforcing rules to protect publice interest; judges disputes over these rules
Independent regulatory commission
Passed in 1883, created a federal civil service so that hiing & promotion would be based on merit rather than patronagr
Pendleton civil service act
System of hiring and promotion based on merit principle & desire to create a nonpartisan gocr service
Civiel service
Idea that hiring should be based on entrance exams & promotion ratings to produce administration by ppl a/talent and skill
Merit principle
Fed law prohibiting govt employees from active participation in partisan politics
Hatch act
Office in charge of hiring for most agencies of the fed govt ysing elaborate rules in the process
Office of personal management
Schedule for federal ployeea ranging from GS 1 to GS 18 by which salaries can be keyed to rating & experience
GS (general schedule) rating
Elite cadre of about 9000 federal govt managers est by the civil service reform act of 19$8 who are mostly career officials but incl some pol appointees who dont require senate confirmatuon
Senior executive service
One of the key inducement by political machines
Patronage
According to max weber, a hierarchical authority structure that uses task specialization, operates on merit principle,& behaves with impersonality
Bureaucracy