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2010电大公共行政学期末考试简答题论述题重点汇总(小字版)（2010 large public administration at the end of the semester exam short answer essay questions key summary (Print Edition)） Brief answer: 1, brief description of the characteristics of public administration. Answer: (1) the primary features of public administration is the public nature of it; (2) the political nature of public administration; (3) public administration has strict legal system; (4) democratic public administration; (5) the fairness of public administration; (6) the efficiency of public administration. 2, a brief description of the characteristics of public administration. Answer: (1) public administration is a cross disciplinary and interdisciplinary; (2) public administration is the application of the subject; (3) public administration and political science is strong; (4) extensive study of public administration; (5) the development of public administration. 3, briefly describe the characteristics of administrative environment. Answer: (1) complexity; (2) restraint; (3) particularity; (4) instability. 4, what are the particularities of the environment of public administration? A: the particularity of the public administration environment is first manifested in the differences between the various public administrative environments. Second, this diversity is also reflected in the differences in the public administration environment in different parts of a country. 5, the characteristics of government functions are briefly described. Answer: (1) the characteristics of government function universal; (2) the mandatory features of government functions; (3) the system characteristics of the functions of the government; (4) the government function is irreplaceable characteristics; (5) the functions of government service characteristics. 6, what are the main manifestations of market failure? Answer: (1) the question of externalities; (2) market monopoly and autocratic prices; (3) the provision of public goods; (4) ignorance and i