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1. Explain the pros and cons of the politics- administration dichotomy as espoused by Woodrow Wilson 2. From what you have learnt so far, briefly explain the key responsibilities of public administrators and the best way of meeting the responsibilities. 3. How does administrative responsibility contribute to the attainment of public interest 4. Discuss the benefits and weakness of bureaucratic discretion to public sector management 5. Explain how ethical choices influence the decision making and performance of public administrators in recent times 6. Explain the politics of administrative reforms 7. Discuss the various uses of public budget 8. Explain how public budget could be political 9. Why is the issue of illegal immigration a good example of the intergovernmental relations mess in the US 10. Discuss the importance of administrative communication to public decision making and performance ...

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1. Discuss the various uses of public budget. 2. Discuss the benefits and weakness of bureaucratic discretion to public sector management. 3. Explain how ethical choices influence the decision making and performance of public administrators in recent times. 4. Explain the politics of administrative reforms. 5. Why is the issue of illegal immigration a good example of the intergovernmental relations mess in the US. 6. From what you have learnt so far, briefly explain the key responsibilities of public administrators and t best way of meeting the responsibilities. 7. How does administrative responsibility contribute to the attainment of public interest. 8. Explain the pros and cons of the politics- administration dichotomy as espouse d by Woodrow Wilson. 9. Explain how public budget could be political. 10. Discuss the importance of administrative communication to public decision making and performance. .

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Just two or three paragraphs for each question and please number each answers to the question just like below!! 1. Discuss the various uses of public budget 2. Explain the politics of administrative reforms 3. Explain how ethical choices influence the decision making and performance of public administrators in recent times 4. From what you have learnt so far, briefly explain the key responsibilities of public administrators and the best way of meeting the responsibilities. 5. How does administrative responsibility contribute to the attainment of public interest 6. Discuss the benefits and weakness of bureaucratic discretion to public sector management 7. Discuss the importance of administrative communication to public decision making and performance 8. Why is the issue of illegal immigration a good example of the intergovernmental relations mess in the US 9. Explain the pros and cons of the politics- administration dichotomy as espoused by Woodrow Wilson 10. ...

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QUESTION 1 Why is the issue of illegal immigration a good example of the intergovernmental relations mess in the US. QUESTION 2 Explain how ethical choices influence the decision making and performance of public administrators in recent times. QUESTION 3 From what you have learnt so far, briefly explain the key responsibilities of public administrators and the best way of meeting the responsibilities. QUESTION 4 Discuss the various uses of public budget. QUESTION 5 How does administrative responsibility contribute to the attainment of public interest. QUESTION 6 Explain how public budget could be political. QUESTION 7 Explain the pros and cons of the politics- administration dichotomy as espoused by Woodrow Wilson. QUESTION 8 Discuss the importance of administrative communication to public decision making and performance. QUESTION 9 Discuss the benefits and weakness of bureaucratic discretion to public sector management. QUESTION 10 Explain the politics of administrative reforms. ...

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WK8 Final Exam Question 1 1. Why is the issue of illegal immigration a good example of the intergovernmental relations mess in the US Question 2 1. Explain how ethical choices influence the decision making and performance of public administrators in recent times Question 3 1. From what you have learnt so far, briefly explain the key responsibilities of public administrators and the best way of meeting the responsibilities. Question 4 1. Explain the pros and cons of the politics- administration dichotomy as espoused by Woodrow Wilson Question 5 1. Discuss the importance of administrative communication to public decision making and performance Question 6 1. Explain how public budget could be political Question 7 1. Discuss the benefits and weakness of bureaucratic discretion to public sector management Question 8 1. Explain the politics of administrative reforms Question 9 1. How does administrative responsibility contribute to the attainment of public interest Question 10 1. Discuss the various uses of public budget WK8 Final Exam QUESTION 1 1. Why is the issue of illegal immigration a good example of the intergovernmental relations mess i n the US QUESTION 2 1. Explain how ethical choices influence the decis ion making and performance of public administrators in recent times QUESTION 3 1. From what you have learnt so far, briefly explain the key responsibilities of public administrators and the best way of meeting the responsibilities. QUESTION 4 1. Explain the pros and cons of the politics - administration dichotomy as espoused by Woodrow Wilson QUESTION 5 1. Discuss the importance of administrative communication to public decision making and performance QUESTION 6 1. WK8 Final Exam QUESTION 1 1. Why is the issue of illegal immigration a good example of the intergovernmental relations mess in the US QUESTION 2 1. Explain how ethical choices influence the decision making and performance of public administrators in recent times QUESTION 3 1. From what you have learnt so far, briefly explain the key responsibilities of public administrators and the best way of meeting the responsibilities. QUESTION 4 1. Explain the pros and cons of the politics- administration dichotomy as espoused by Woodrow Wilson QUESTION 5 1. Discuss the importance of administrative communication to public decision making and performance QUESTION 6 1. .

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