Pakistan's Public Administration

A. Managing foreign policyB. Formulating economic policiesC. Maintaining law and orderD. Overseeing the education sector

A. Increased the powers of the PresidentB. Reduced the role of provincial governmentsC. Strengthened provincial autonomyD. Established a unitary system of government

A. Collecting taxesB. Formulating economic policiesC. Auditing government accountsD. Regulating the banking sector View ...

A. It enhanced provincial autonomyB. It fostered regional balanceC. It led to a centralized administrative systemD. It strengthened local government institutions

A. Overseeing the budget allocation for provincial ministriesB. Formulating provincial development plansC. Recruiting and selecting civil servants for provincial governmentsD. Managing inter-provincial relations

A. Lack of resources and capacity at the local level.B. Strong support from the federal government.C. Effective inter-governmental coordination.D. No resistance from provincial governments.

A. Lack of funding.B. Resistance to change and political instability.C. Inadequate technology.D. Lack of qualified personnel.

A. By promoting political appointments.B. By favoring candidates with connections.C. By conducting merit-based examinations and interviews.D. By lowering recruitment standards.

A. Managing the national economy.B. Conducting foreign policy.C. Maintaining internal security and overseeing law enforcement agencies.D. Overseeing education policy.

A. It is responsible for judicial oversight.B. It manages the national budget.C. It supports the Prime Minister and Cabinet in policy formulation and implementation.D. ...