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fahad

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Scholar Donald F. Kettl termed the Mildred Paradox to describe
 
  A) how average citizens receive costly government services over long periods without ever directly interacting with civil servants.
  B) how government-by-proxy is more flexible than traditional government.
  C) how many average citizens understand the cost of government.
  D) how unitary systems are affected by the regulatory process.
  E) how unitary systems are more efficient in delivering services than traditional government.

Question 2

The best example of government by proxy is
 
  A) voters electing their representatives.
  B) FEMA employees responding to a disaster.
  C) postal workers delivering the mail.
  D) private employers withholding taxes from your paycheck.
  E) enlisted soldiers serving in Afghanistan.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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