Pakistan's Public Administration

A. It centralized power in the federal government.B. It had little impact on the administrative structure.C. It devolved significant power to the provinces, leading to a more decentralized ...

A. Collecting taxes.B. Formulating fiscal policy.C. Auditing government accounts and promoting financial accountability.D. Managing the national debt.

A. They directly appoint ministers.B. They are responsible for federal-level appointments.C. They conduct competitive examinations for provincial civil service recruitment.D. They are advisory bodies ...

A. It established a presidential system.B. It had no impact on the administrative structure.C. It established a parliamentary system and defined federal and provincial roles.

A. It strengthened the power of the federal governmentB. It had no impact on the administrative structureC. It devolved greater power to the provincesD. ...

A. Lack of technologyB. Over-centralized power structuresC. Inadequate public transportD. High literacy rates View ...

A. Solely about reducing government spendingB. A system focused only on economic growthC. Effective and ethical management of public affairsD. A system of unchecked ...

A. Regulating foreign investmentB. Managing national debtC. Distributing tax revenues between federal and provincial governmentsD. Overseeing monetary policy

A. It primarily deals with military personnelB. It has no impact on civil servant conductC. It establishes a code of conduct and service regulationsD. ...

A. Oversee federal development projectsB. Manage local government electionsC. Approve provincial development projectsD. Regulate private sector investments