19. The most distinctive organizational form taken by regulatory agencies is what?

20. Federal regulatory rules are required to be published in what document?

21. Be able to give examples of regulatory agencies and know the difference between them and others.

22. What are the various contexts in which the public interacts with the administrative state?

23. Overall, how has public confidence in government fared in recent decades?

24. How has the public responded to public administration?

25. How does the managerial approach to PA view individuals?

26. What is meant by the phrase "new property" right?

27. What is an ombudsman?

28. What is a legislative veto and why is it used?

29. Why is legitimacy important to PA and exactly what is it?

30. The approach to PA which strongly supports uniformity in a range of administrative contexts is what?

31. What are the constitutional principles relating to freedom and liberty that serves as a constraint on public administrators' actions?

32. The due process clauses in the U. S. Constitution is found where in the Constitution?

33. Procedural due process typically means rights to what?

34. Name a classification that has moved from nonsuspect to suspect?

35. A good illustration of the constitutional emphasis on individuality versus uniformity is?

36. What factors can lead public administrators to violate their public trust?

37. The NPM believes that legitimacy in PA will be achieved by enhancing what?

38. Administrators are more likely to misconceive the public interest in what kind situations?

39. What is meant by the term "civic culture"?

40.  What is occupational licensing and who does it?

41.  Name some federal agencies engaged in employment regulation.

42. In the absence of a market, the NPM and NPR seek to ascertain customer preferences how?

43. What is meant by the phrase regulatory federalism?