When categorizing the executive offices of the President, what can you assume when noting the number of departments devoted to administrative services?

A) Economic affairs are not of importance to the President

B) It takes a lot of organizational bureaucracy to keep the White House going

C) The president would like to have more offices devoted to security

D) The White House is a well-run bureaucracy

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Matilda Rowe

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27 February, 07:19

When categorizing the executive offices of the President, what can you assume when noting the number of departments devoted to administrative services?

A) Economic affairs are not of importance to the President

B) It takes a lot of organizational bureaucracy to keep the White House going

C) The president would like to have more offices devoted to security

D) The White House is a well-run bureaucracy

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Natalia Newton · Answer 1

B is likely the correct answer.

As a former teacher and current law student, it was shocking to me how much administration it takes to run a Government. So much goes into printing, IT, payroll, budgeting, etc.