...some of these missions better? Deciding on the best place to manage DOE missions Involves assessing the advantages and disadvantages of various structures,...original structure. Moving DOE missions to other federal entltles--such as assigning the weapons complex to the Defense Department- -will clearly affect the...

...some of these missions better? Deciding on the best place to manage DOE missions involves assessing the advantages and disadvantages of various structures,...original structure. Moving DOE missions to other federal entities--such as assigning the weapons complex to the Defense Department--will clearly affect the...

...some of these missions better? Deciding on the best place to manage DOE missions Involves assessing the advantages and disadvantages of various structures,...need to be balanced against the policy reasons that lad to the original structure. Moving DOE missions to other federal entities—such as assigning the...

...policy decisions, and improve efficiency. Potential efficiency gains (or losses) that might result from moving parts of DOE to other agencies need to be balanced against the policy reasons that first led to placing that mission in DOE. While the substantial short-term costs of transfer may be...

...creating new, unintended consequences for the future. In particular, potential gains in efficiency need to be balanced against the policy reasons that led to the existing structure. For example, transferring responsibility for environmental compliance from regulatory...

...policy decisions, and improve efficiency. Potential efficiency gains (or losses) that might result from moving parts of DOE to other agencies need to be balanced against the policy reasons that first led to placing that mission in the Department. For example, transferring the nuclear weapons...

...creating new, unintended consequences for the future. In particular, potential gains in efficiency need to be balanced against the policy reasons that led to the existing structure. For example, transferring responsibility for environmental compliance from regulatory...

...unintended consequences would occur. In particular, potential gains in efficiency and effectiveness would need to be balanced against the policy reasons that led to the existing framework of laws and organizational structure. For example, disagreements between the Forest...

...policy decisions, and improve efficiency. Potential efficiency gains (or losses) that might result from moving parts of DOE to other agencies need to be balanced against the policy reasons that first led to placing that mission in the Department. For example, transferring the nuclear weapons...

...some of these missions better? Deciding on the best place to manage DOE missions involves assessing the advantages and disadvantages of various structures,...entities — such as assigning the weapons complex to the Defense Department—will clearly affect the missions of the "gaining" agency. In addition, some DOE...