How can the form and shape of public policies be compared to the output of a mathematical equation?
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response will:
1, Identify various components on one side of the equation, such as public opinion, the Constitution, interest groups, and elections and campaigns.
2, Identify the institutions of government on the other side of the equation (e.g., Congress, the president, agencies and departments, and the courts).
3, Explain that when these two components are added together, as in a mathematical equation, they produce public policy (e.g., laws and regulations).
4, Indicate that changes to one side of the equation will always have an impact on the other side of the equation.
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a. often do not want maximum control over administrators b. do not understand performance measurement c. often do not want minimum control over administrators d. focus only on positive control
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a. appropriations. b. executive orders. c. direct appointments. d. direct removal. e. judicial review.
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