Question 1 1 pts

In general, a regulation is a "major rule" for purposes of the Congressional Review Act if its economic impact exceeds $100 million.

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Question 2 1 pts

Presidents will often use executive orders to rein in or to shape the nature of administrative actions.

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Question 3 1 pts

Federal statute encourages agencies to privatize activities where feasible.

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Question 4 1 pts

Some states have citizen review boards that supervise the work of agencies.

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Question 5 1 pts

Since at least the 1980s, presidents of both political parties have actively used Executive Orders to exert a measure of control over agency rule-making.

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Question 6 1 pts

As a general matter, judicial power is the power to interpret law.

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Question 7 1 pts

Agencies are sometimes required to conduct cost-benefit analyses of proposed regulations and to submit their findings to the OMB.

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Question 8 1 pts

In many states, the Governor's ability to control the Executive Branch is hampered by the fact that the Governor is not the only "constitutional officer" in the Executive Branch.

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Question 9 1 pts

Unlike at the federal level, state attorneys general are oftentimes elected executive officers.

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Question 10 1 pts

The APA prohibits aggrieved private parties from suing agencies.

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