Bureaucracy: Bureaucracy refers to a system of administration characterized by hierarchical organization, standardized procedures, clear roles and responsibilities, and a strict chain of command. It often involves complex rules and regulations that can sometimes slow down decision-making processes.
Regulations: Regulations are rules or directives issued by government agencies to implement laws passed by Congress. They provide detailed instructions on how individuals, businesses, or organizations must comply with certain requirements or standards set by the government.
Executive Orders: Executive orders are directives issued by the President that have the force of law. They can be used to establish new policies or modify existing ones without requiring approval from Congress. Executive orders often give government agencies additional discretionary authority to carry out their functions.