Please provide brief answer to both questions. Book Frederickson, H. George, Kevin B. Smith, Christopher W. Larimer, and Michael J. Licari. The Public Administration Theory Primer. 3 rd edition. Routledge. 2016. 1. Given the ideas offered on the political role of bureaucracy in chapter 3 (Frederickson 2012, p.41), how do you see the balance of power and influence between bureaucratic and democratic procedures in producing public policy? What are some of the important elements that influence the scope of bureaucratic authority and its impact on democratic values? 2.The latest theory on political control of the bureaucracy is the principal-agent theory that concludes that relationships between legislators and bureaucrats are two-way relationships. Throughout the length of the relationship, each may have various levels of influence over the other depending on the situation (Frederickson et al, 2016, p. 37). Reflecting on this theory, do you see any limitations or potential challenges in applying the concept to our modern political environment? Is there an older theory of control that you find more applicable in today’s public administration context?
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