Understanding and Applying Basic Public Policy Concepts
Realize social, political or economic conditions Provide services to the public Governments choice of policy instruments is bound most importantly by past actions (policy instruments the current government has used in the past). Other restraints include financial, social, international and cultural pressures. The political framework may be the
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www.politicipublice.roUnderstanding and Applying Basic Public Policy Concepts Melissa Mackay, University of Guelph Louise Shaxton, Delta Partnership Introduction This brief paper provides a general guide to the breadth of what we call policy.
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