Public Policy Formation: Market Failures, Government Interventions, and Policy Contexts

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Political Science - Public Policy

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Public policy is made within three contexts: social, economic, and _____ contexts.
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Three reasons for government involvement include political, moral/ethical, and _____ reasons.
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Market failure can occur due to negative externality, positive externality, and _____ failure.
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A negative externality occurs when a third party is harmed from interactions of two other parties, such as _____ (e.g., pollution).
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A positive externality occurs when the third party benefits from a two-party interaction without having to pay for it, such as _____ (e.g., higher education).
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Information failure occurs when buyers and sellers lack the necessary _____ for transactions or exchanges.
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The institutions and political processes through which public policy choices are made are collectively known as the _____.
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Market failure occurs when the private market is not efficient, including issues like monopolies, externalities, and _____ failure.
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The exercise of power in society or in specific decisions over public policy is referred to as _____.
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Public policy refers to what public officials within government choose to do or not to do about _____ problems.
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Conditions that the public widely perceives to be unacceptable and require intervention are known as _____ problems.
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The steps of cost-benefit analysis include identifying costs and benefits, measuring them, adjusting for time, and _____ them.
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Effectiveness, efficiency, and equity are three types of criteria used to _____ public policy.
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Economic policy aims to achieve goals such as economic growth, low levels of unemployment, and low levels of _____.
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Fiscal policy involves adjusting taxes and interest rates, while monetary policy decisions are made by the _____.
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The steps leading to the President's presentation of the budget include agency budget development and _____ review.
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Entitlement programs are problematic for the budget due to the potential _____ of other budget priorities.
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Entitlement programs have payment obligations determined by the law that created them, not by the _____ associated with the program.
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Fiscal policy describes taxing and spending tools, with the primary tool being the _____.
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Monetary policy is a pivotal component of economic policy in the United States, determined by the _____.
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Foreign policy includes diplomacy, economic relations, and threats of _____ intervention.
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Two foreign policy instruments include military strength and _____ agencies like the CIA and NSA.
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Post 9/11, issues related to homeland security policy include increased airport security and the creation of the Department of _____.
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Foreign aid involves economic and military assistance to other _____.
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Foreign policy is a collection of government actions affecting U.S. national security and associated _____ goals.
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Globalization refers to the growing interrelationship of all nations through global trade and other kinds of _____ and communication.
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