A common scenario with government-created interest groups is: Congress creates a program, the program creates an interest group, and then __________
A) the interest group works on Congress to keep supporting it
B) the public works on Congress to keep supporting it
C) the interest group works on the public to support it
D) the interest group works on the President to support it
A
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The spending clause states that
A) Congress may not spend money without approval from the states. B) Congress has the power to collect taxes to provide for the general welfare. C) the federal and state governments have concurrent powers to tax and spend. D) the federal government has supremacy in taxation and spending issues. E) Congress cannot collect taxes without approval from the states.
The organizational process model is weakest when
a. decisions are made about similar issues. b. a similar problem must be addressed each time. c. the foreign policy issue takes a long time to resolve. d. these agencies must undertake tasks that are outside their normal set of rules and procedures.