Discuss the implementation of public policies. How can implementation change the policy? Give an example
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: An ideal response will:
1. Describe implementation, including authoritative, incentive, capacity, and hortatory techniques.
2. Explain how implementation can affect the policy. Give an example, such as the implementation of No Child Left Behind that resulted in "teaching to the test" for K–12 students.
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a. Economic policy recommendations. b. Lending programs. c. Peacekeeping forces. d. research on development issues.
How do party committees typically allocate independent expenditures in campaigns?
a. They focus on a few competitive races. b. They spend funds equally across races. c. They focus on candidates who are behind in the polls. d. They focus on reelecting incumbents.
The U.S. led invasion of Iraq in 2003
A. was a consequence of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. B. was an attempt to capture Osama bin Laden. C. was done with the full backing of the NATO alliance. D. included Great Britain, Germany, and France as coalition partners. E. was done after failing to get UN Security Council approval for the military action.
Candidate debates became a regular part of presidential campaigns in which decade?
a. the 1820s b. the 1910s c. the 1960s d. the 1980s