public policy - Answers the principles, often unwritten, on which social laws are based
a strong problem analysis - Answers the case of immigration reform illustrates the importance
of ________________.
Incrementalism - Answers Approach to policy analysis: minor/modest changes in policy over
long periods of time
effectiveness of public policy - Answers which criteria for analyzing public policy examines what
effects does the policy have on the targeted problem?
Efficiency of Public Policy - Answers which criteria for analyzing public policy examines how
much work does or will it entail? Are there significant costs associated with this solution, and
are they worth it?
political feasibility of public policy - Answers which criteria for analyzing public policy examines
how government officials appraise the acceptability of a particular alternative or solution?
equity of public policy - Answers which criteria for analyzing public policy examines what are the
effects of this policy on different population groups?
George W Bush - Answers who appointed Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.
George HW Bush - Answers who appointed Clarence Thomas
Clinton - Answers who appointed RBG
Clinton - Answers who appointed Stephen G. Breyer
100, 30, 9, yes, 2 per state - Answers Senate:
# of members
age minimum
citizen of state for ? years
live in state they represent? (yes/no)
number based on?
Obama - Answers who appointed Sonia Sotomayor
Obama - Answers who appointed Elena Kagan
, George W Bush - Answers who appointed Samuel Anthony Alito Jr.
Trump - Answers who appointed Brett Kavanaugh
435 members, 25, 7, yes, population - Answers House of Representatives:
# of members
age minimum
citizen of state for ? years
live in state they represent? (yes/no)
number based on?
Trump - Answers who appointed Neil Gorsuch
district, circuit, supreme - Answers 3 levels of federal courts
policy analysis - Answers Collects and interprets information to clarify public problems and
study the consequences of policy actions
2/3 vote - Answers Congress can override a veto with a _____________
governing context - Answers Name the Context:
•Structure of government (e.g., Constitutional separation of powers)
•Divided Congress often leads to no action and/or ineffective policies
•Federal and State Government responsibilities often overlap
•Unfunded Mandates
social context - Answers Name the Context:
•Societal changes (e.g., population changes)
•Dynamic not static
•Example: Seniors are the fastest group segment of the population. •Includes how groups relate
to one another
political context - Answers Name the Context:
•Political/ideological issues (who is in power?)