President and Bureaucracy Terms 9 -18
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| Ad hoc structure | Several subordinates, cabinet officers and committees report directly to the president on different matters.
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| Cabinet | Advisory council for the President, consisting of heads of departments, the Vice President, and others selected by the President.
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| Executive Office of the President | The cluster of presidential agencies that help the President carry out his duties. Currently, this includes the OMB, CEA, and several other units.
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| Office of Management and Budget (OMB) | Presidential staff agency that serves as a clearinghouse for budgetary requests and management improvements for governmental agencies.
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| National Security Council (NSC) | A committee in the executive branch of government that advises the president on foreign and military and national security.
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| Council of Economic Advisors (CEA) | An executive agency responsible for providing economic advice to the President.
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| Executive Agencies | The Federal government agencies that are headed by presidential appointees.
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| Independent Agencies | Government entity that that is independent of the legislative, judicial, or executive branch.
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| Acting Appointments | A temporary appointment to a position to be decided on and approved later.
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| Presidential Honeymoon | The short period after a President is inaugurated when the opposition party refrains from action.
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