Bureaucratic Organization. How Big Is the American Bureaucracy? In 1801, there were 2,120 government employees. Today, there are nearly 3,000,000 government.

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Bureaucratic Organization

How Big Is the American Bureaucracy? In 1801, there were 2,120 government employees. Today, there are nearly 3,000,000 government employees. Several efforts to reduce number

The Cabinet Bureaucracy State Department Embassies Analyzes data Foreign policy

Department of the Treasury Manages monetary resources of U.S. Mint & Engraving IRS Secret Service Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of the Interior Protects public land and resources Oversee relations with Native Americans Bureau of Mines National Park Service The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Agriculture Helps farmers expand markets Conservation programs Financial credit to farmers The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Justice FBI Immigration and Naturalization Service Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Anti-Trust Division Civil Rights Division The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Labor Protects American workers Minimum wage Bureau of Labor Statistics The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Defense Army Navy & Marines Air Force The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Commerce Promote industry and trade Bureau of the Census Patent and Trademark Office National Institute of Standards and Technology The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Health & Human Services Public Health Service Food and Drug Administration Medicare Medicaid Social Security Administration The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Housing and Urban Development Equal housing National Mortgage Association The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Transportation Policy, planning & development Highways Railroads, Aviation Mass Transit The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Energy Energy policy Research Federal Energy Regulatory Commission The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Education Coordinates policy Federal funds to schools The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Department of Veterans Affairs Hospitals Benefits for veterans Education for veterans The Cabinet Bureaucracy

Independent Agencies Over 100 independent agencies President appoints head

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NASA Civil Rights Commission Small Business Administration CIA GSA Peace Corps Independent Agencies

Government Corporations 60 corporations run by government TVA FDIC Postal Service

Regulatory Commissions Totally independent of all 3 branches of government to keep them free from political influence. President appoints commissioners, but cannot fire them. Long terms of office for commissioners

Securities and Exchange Commission Civil Aeronautics Board EEOC Regulatory Commissions

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