What does a bureaucracy gain from being established for a long time?

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tekilochka [14]2 years ago

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The federal bureaucracy has grown exponentially over time, as has the complexity of the tasks it must perform and the demands for services placed upon it by the American people. The Constitution calls for executive branch departments to assist the president in executing the laws of the nation.

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