Public Policy

Public policy can be made by . . .

• Corporations

• Businesses

• Government

• Individuals

The stand the government takes on an issue is called

• public sphere

• public policy

• public opinion

• public works

The _____________ is the way in which government determines what issues will be addressed, how issues will be addressed and if their methods are effective.

• Public Policy Process

• Legislative Process

• Impeachment Process

• Nomination Process

The public policy process is best represented as a

• Straight line

• Two Way Street

• Hexagon

• Circle

Issues brought by _________ are likely to be given top priority in the public policy process.

• public officials

• crisis

• individuals

• interest groups

All public policies are constantly under evaluation for their effectiveness.

• True

• False

Which of the following has the steps of the public policy process in the correct order?

• Issue Identification, Agenda Setting, Policy Adoption, Policy Formulation, Implementation, Evaluation.

• Agenda Setting, Policy Formulation, Policy Adoption, Evaluation, Implementation, Issue Identification.

• Implementation, Evaluation, Agenda Setting, Issue Identification, Policy Formulation, Policy Adoption.

• Issue Identification, Agenda Setting, Policy Formulation, Policy Adoption, Implementation, Evaluation.