The Bureaucracy In America

The Bureaucracy is recognized as a group of unelected government officials, that is used as an administration system. Throughout history, the bureaucracy is “lazy” and “inept” (Milward, Rainey 3), however, an article released by Cambridge University Press, states that the bureaucracy is more competent that we know. The article was released in 1983, despite the age, the article has examples to support their point and reliable references. After fully examining the article, I agree with the authors on their views, The Bureaucracy is not respected as they should be.

The Bureaucracy, similar to every individual, has certain roles. Their roles include, to Regulate, Implement and Administrate. The Bureaucracy regulates the food, goods and services

The Bureaucracy does not have a cut-and-dry job, it comes with numerous challenges. The apparent challenge is demonstrate to the citizen that they are capable of doing their job, and superior at it too. As stated in the article, The Bureaucracy has been blamed for multiple economic, and even social problems, this can lead to the problem to not find a proper solution (Milward, Rainey 3). Not only, is The Bureaucracy frequently blamed for issues in America, however, they are dealing with a majority of individuals criticizing them. As stated earlier, the Bureaucracy has terms being thrown at them, like, “lazy”, “inefficient” and “inept” (Milward, Rainey 3), being criticized as you are trying to execute your job can be a challenge. Another challenge, The Bureaucray can face is dealing with politics within public agencies (Milward, Rainey 2). The Bureaucracy has to prove that, public agencies are not “wasteful” or “meddlesome” (Milward, Rainey 2). The public agencies are blamed for elevated costs, however, while they are being blamed, they have a strong reason to need the money. These agencies need the money to put towards roads and highways to be built to fixed (Milward, Rainey 6) , although this is not a tiny issue, it should be a

The reason behind this is simple due to we are not there. When they assemble their decision, we are not there to hear their reasoning. For example, higher taxes for the road, a majority of roads have potholes and are not safe for vehicles to drive through, the bureaucracy could be using the money for different funding, or have simply just not have chosen that road to fix, yet, we will not be informed concerning this reason, we are not there when they make the final