The executive arm of the state is comprised of the elected government and:
A) the public bureaucracy that advises, administers and implements policy.
B) the courts and associated infrastructure, which enforce the law.
C) executives from large and economically significant companies.
D) both the public bureaucracy and executives from economically significant companies.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The public bureaucracy is responsible for advising, administering, and implementing policies, making them an essential part of the executive arm of the state. The courts and associated infrastructure are part of the judicial arm, while executives from large companies are not typically considered part of the state's executive arm.

The Executive Arm of the State Is Comprised of the Elected