merit principle command- and- control policy Office of Personnel Management increased bureaucracy Pendleton Civil Service Act iron triangles standard operating procedures bureaucracy bureaucracy executive orders bureaucracy government corporations decreased bureaucracy regulation independent executive agency patronage General Schedule Rating policy implementation incentive system administrative dicretion Hatch Act independent regulatory commission deregulation Senior Executive Service civil service street-level bureaucrats bureaucracy merit principle command- and- control policy Office of Personnel Management increased bureaucracy Pendleton Civil Service Act iron triangles standard operating procedures bureaucracy bureaucracy executive orders bureaucracy government corporations decreased bureaucracy regulation independent executive agency patronage General Schedule Rating policy implementation incentive system administrative dicretion Hatch Act independent regulatory commission deregulation Senior Executive Service civil service street-level bureaucrats bureaucracy
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
O-merit principle
O-command-and-control policy
I-Office of Personnel Management
G-increased
N-bureaucracy
N-Pendleton Civil Service Act
N-iron triangles
O-standard operating procedures
G-bureaucracy
O-bureaucracy
I-executive orders
B-bureaucracy
B-government corporations
O-decreased
I-bureaucracy
N-regulation
I-independent executive agency
I-patronage
N-General Schedule Rating
G-policy implementation
B-incentive system
B-administrative dicretion
B-Hatch Act
O-independent regulatory commission
G-deregulation
G-Senior Executive Service
G-civil service
I-street-level bureaucrats
B-bureaucracy