Why is it helpful to have a model of “perfect” administration?
What will be an ideal response?
Implementation often fails, not due to the failings of the individual actors in government agencies but due to the dynamics of large organizations. In order to understand what goes wrong in an organization that leads to failures in implementation, it is helpful to have a model of what a “perfect” organization should be. With this ideal in place, we can study what happens (i.e., fails) when deviations from this model occur.
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a. Poland b. Estonia c. Belarus d. Ukraine
Compared with between-subjects designs, within-subjects designs are
A) more sensitive to effects of the independent variable. B) less sensitive to sequence effects. C) more sensitive to 4-way ANOVAs. D) less sensitive to participant needs.
At the top of the hierarchical patron-client relationships one finds the
a. oya. b. supreme leader. c. president. d. chief. e. general.
An organizational goal related primarily to activities that impact the external environment is called
a. transitive. b. reflexive. c. symbolic. d. none of the above.