Political culture greatly impacts government efficiency by shaping citizens' attitudes towards authority and participation. In cultures where trust in government institutions is high, public compliance and cooperative behavior tend to enhance the effectiveness of policies. Conversely, in cultures characterized by cynicism or distrust, bureaucratic processes may become burdened, hindering timely decision-making and service delivery. Moreover, political culture influences the level of civic engagement, which can either facilitate successful collaboration or create barriers that inhibit effective governance, ultimately affecting the government's ability to respond to societal needs efficiently.