What are the two types of agencies and where do they receive their power and duties? a. International agencies receive their power directly from the president and Congress. Domestic agencies also receive delegated power and authority from the president and Congress. b. Executive agencies receive their power delegated from the executive branch (the president). Independent agencies receive their power as delegated from Congress. c. Economic agencies receive their power as delegated from the president and Congress. Independent agencies also receive their power as delegated from the president and Congress.

b. Executive agencies receive their power delegated from the executive branch (the president). Independent agencies receive their power as delegated from Congress.

Explanation:

There are two types of Administrative agencies in the United States: Executive and Independent.

Executive agencies are created by the Presidency and are therefore answerable to the president. They usually have a single leader who sits on the President's cabinet.

Independent agencies are created by an Act of Congress to manage complex areas of operation. They do not usually have a single leader but rather a board or commission with leaders that do not sit on the President's cabinet. An example is the Environmental Protection Agency(EPA).