'Government corporations' presentation slideshows

THE FEDERAL BUREACRACY

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Corporations and Real Property

Corporations and Real Property Investment Corporations Individual Investors Individual Consumers Corporate Investors Corporate Producers Real Estate Investment Trust All about REITs A company that owns income- producing real estate

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The Federal Bureaucracy

The Federal Bureaucracy. Chapter 15. Introduction. Classic conception of bureaucracy (Max Weber) Hierarchical authority structure Uses task specialization Operate on the merit principle Behave with impersonality A well-organized machine with lots of working parts. The Bureaucrats.

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What is a Bureaucracy?

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. The Bureaucracy. What is a Bureaucracy?. A large organization structured hierarchically to carry out specific functions Private bureaucracies exist within organizations like corporations Have a single set of leaders; serve shareholders; driven by profit motive

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The Federal Bureaucracy

The Federal Bureaucracy. The 4 million people who run the Government. Discuss the similarities and differences between the Cabinet, EOP, Independent Agencies, Government Corporations. Each Part was created by Congress Congress Controls the Purse Strings All workers hired through OPM

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The Federal Bureaucracy

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The Federal Bureaucracy

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The Simpsons Movie

The Simpsons Movie. Overview. Democracy Executive Power Governance What is the role of government? Is government necessary? Is government competent?. Democracy. Democracy = demos + kratia = rule by people. Executive Power.

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American Government

American Government. Chapter 12: The Bureaucracy. What is Bureaucracy ?. A large organization that is structured hierarchically to carry out specific functions Negative connotation

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THE BUREAUCRACY

THE BUREAUCRACY. There are many definitions of bureaucracy. The key factors are: an hierarchical chain of command division of labor and specialization clear lines of authority impersonal rules and merit-based decision making. The Roots and Development of the Executive Branch and the

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Chapter 9.2: The Organization of the Executive Branch

Chapter 9.2: The Organization of the Executive Branch. Class Notes. Introduction. Bureaucracy= organization that helps the President carry out laws Administration= helps to direct the bureaucracy. Three Parts of the Administration. 1. Executive Office of the President

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FY 2008 Congressional Budget

FY 2008 Congressional Budget. Southeastern, Southwestern, and Western Area Power Administrations February 2007. FY 2006 v. FY 2008 CB SOUTHEASTERN POWER ADMINISTRATION ($000). FY 2006 FY 2008 CB Program Direction $ 5,544 $ 6,463

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Government Corporations

Government Corporations. Who owns AMTRAK and the Postal Service? The Government. But why? Public services Mail (USPS) Transportation (AMTRAK) Mortgages/Loans (Fannie/Freddie) To give the government extra revenue Many govt. corporations today operate in the red. Government Corporations.

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Setting the Philippines in Context

Setting the Philippines in Context. Michael M. Alba De La Salle University ? Manila. Some Growth Miracles and Some Growth Disasters. Levels Accounting: Ratios to US values, Selected Countries. Reason for the growth conundrum or low TFP. Poor social infrastructure

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Federal Agencies

Federal Agencies. The most stable division of the Executive Branch. Put your Current Event the basket. The Executive Bureaucracy. First a review: Who would the President call?. Read scenario #1 on page 10 of your study guide. Offices? Departments?. Why Independent Agencies?.

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Government Corporations

Government Corporations. Matt Meyer Bryan Cicale Stephanie McColaugh. Guess?. 1. Guess 2. Guess 3. Guess 4. Guess 5. Guess 6. GOVERNMENT.

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December 3, 2013

December 3, 2013. Come in and have a seat Open the Bureaucracy powerpoint from iTunesU or our class website. Room Relocations for Thursday: 2 nd: B-8 4 th: H-11 6 th : H-11. Bureaucracy. A Controversial Necessity. By Definition.

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Government Corporations

Government Corporations. Kayla Kervin Alyson Maso Michelle Faucher. #1. #2. #3. #4. #5. #6.

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Vocabulary sec.1-2

Vocabulary sec.1-2. Electoral college-an indirect method of election 538 members in the college Electors-people that appoint people Executive order-is a rule or command that has the force of law Pardon-a declaration of forgiveness and freedom of punishment

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