Suppose the federal government is being pressured by the president and the American public to further decrease the size and scope of the federal bureaucracy. What is one way the federal government can do this?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Granting states full control over public policy issues like education and healthcare would transfer these responsibilities and powers from the federal government to state governments, effectively reducing the size and scope of the federal bureaucracy. This would align with the principle of federalism and allow for greater decision-making authority at the state level. Options B, C, and D may result in some reduction in the size of the federal bureaucracy, but are not as effective or feasible as transferring responsibilities to states.

Suppose the Federal Government Is Being Pressured by the President