Week (2) Models of Public Policy

There are _____ models of Public Policy in Tr Nan Lecture.

• 6

• 7

• 8

• 9

“Models ______”

_ Policies are best explained by all models combined

together.

• are competitive but not complementary

• are not competitive but complementary

• are unique but not complementary

• are not unique but complementary

The Process model focuses on ____

• activities of political actors

• activities of public policies

• Ideologies of political actors

• ideologies of public policies

The Weakness of Process model ____

• Process model can interrupt the policy cycle.

• Public policy making is not always done step by step.

• Process model can go in order by policy cycle.

Government _____ to public policies in Institutionalism/ Institutional model.

Choose 3 correct answers.

• Grants Legitimacy

• enables Universality

• imposes coercion

• propose constituton

Rational choice theory can be expressed by one word____

• Maximum social gain

• Minimum social gain

Two guidelines of rationalism/ rational model are___.

• Benefit exceeds cost, If cost> benefit = no policy adoption

• if cost is less, it leads to coercion

• Benefit alternative> Policy Adoption

• Highest benefit alternative= policy adoption

"A continuation of past

government activities

with only incremental

modifications" is____

• group theory

• Rational choice theory

• Incrementalism

• elite theory

"Public policy is at any given

is the equilibrium reached

in the group struggle." is ____

• game theory

• group theory

• elite theory

• root-cause theory

Society is divided into:

who govern (a few) and

are governed (the

mass)._____

• group theory

• game theory

• rational choice theory

• elite theory