What is meant by bureaucratic power? Why does it exist and why is it important?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer:
A. Bureaucratic Power definition (Pg. 222): the power held by bureaucracies to influence policy, either in the formative stage or the implementation stage
B. Sources (Pg. 222-23): power comes from information and knowledge about issues; from discretion given to them to define key elements of new laws; from the ability of bureaucracies to make policy; from their size and importance
C. Why Important (Pg. 224): because their power continues to grow over time; they are unelected officials with great power; however they are kept in check bylaws, judicial decisions, and other political actors such as the president, Congress, courts, and interest groups.
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