Compared to the president and Congress, the bureaucracy

a. is held in higher esteem by the public.

b. is authorized by a constitutional amendment rather than by the original Constitution.

c. has a more immediate impact on the daily lives of Americans.

d. has changed very little during the nation's history.

e. is more easily controlled by the voters.

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3 April, 06:27

Compared to the president and Congress, the bureaucracy

a. is held in higher esteem by the public.

b. is authorized by a constitutional amendment rather than by the original Constitution.

c. has a more immediate impact on the daily lives of Americans.

d. has changed very little during the nation's history.

e. is more easily controlled by the voters.

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Zain Orozco · Answer 1

The answer is "c. has a more immediate impact on the daily lives of Americans".

Bureaucracy alludes to a particular framework and procedures intended to keep up consistency and controls inside an association. Bureaucratic procedures are most regular in vast associations or governments. For instance, an oil organization may set up an administration to propel its representatives to finish safety checks while working on an apparatus.

The bureaucratic procedure fits analysis. Usually viewed as synonymous with excess, intervention and wastefulness. Indeed, one basic mocking meaning of administration is "the art of making the possible impossible."