Exam 2: Government Institutions and Policy Actors
Exam 1: Public Policy and Politics65 Questions
Exam 2: Government Institutions and Policy Actors69 Questions
Exam 3: Understanding Public Policy Making65 Questions
Exam 4: Policy Analysis66 Questions
Exam 5: Public Problems and Policy Alternatives65 Questions
Exam 6: Assessing Policy Alternatives65 Questions
Exam 7: Economic and Budgetary Policy64 Questions
Exam 8: Health Care Policy63 Questions
Exam 9: Welfare and Social Security Policy64 Questions
Exam 10: Education Policy66 Questions
Exam 11: Environmental and Energy Policy65 Questions
Exam 12: Foreign Policy and Homeland Security65 Questions
Exam 13: Politics, Analysis, and Policy Choice66 Questions
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Understanding the system of government is important for students of public policy because
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The trend of decentralization of government in the United States transfers policy authority from ______ to ______.
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One of the biggest differences between a cabinet-level department (agency) and an independent regulatory commission is that ______.
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______ refer to informal clusters of organizations and individuals (working in both government and the private sector) that are deeply involved in a certain area of focus and share specialized knowledge, communication patterns, and power structures within that area of focus.
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Define cooperative federalism and policy capacity.Then discuss how cooperative federalism has led to a growing need for policy capacity at the state level.
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The United States has made many small, targeted changes to environmental policy, economic policy, and health care policy over time.This is called ______ policy making.
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What is the benefit of citizen participation in government processes, and how might it be increased?
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The United States relies heavily on ______ policy making, which falls somewhere between gridlock and innovation.
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Compared to the past, the public is more accepting of business regulation such as the regulation of market failures.This acceptance has led to ______.
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______ refers to the checks and balances that our Constitution sets up among the three branches of government.
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______ refers to the ability of a government to address its problems effectively through public policy.
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In U.S.clean air and water programs, the federal government establishes quality standards and provides funds, while the states are responsible for implementation.This is an example of ______ federalism.
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When the U.S.government was formed, which three cabinet-level departments existed?
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The ______ consists of White House staff and other offices such as the Office of Management and Budget that assist the president in implementing public policy.
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Which reason explains the growth in the size and complexity of government over the past hundred years?
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The Senate allows its members more freedom to debate policy issues than the House.In some cases, Senators talk for hours in hopes of influencing a bill or blocking its passage.This is called a ______.
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Lay out the components of the executive branch of the federal government.
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Courts utilize ______ as background and foundation in order to make a current decision.
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States demonstrate a wide variety of policy capacities.This refers to the fact that ______.
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