The Stages of the Policymaking Process

The Stages of the Policymaking Process

Policymaking in the United States is very complex. It involves numerous steps and the interaction of various political institutions. In a well-developed five page essay, discuss how each political institution plays a role at each stage of the policymaking process.

• The Stages of the Policymaking Process:
  • Agenda Setting
  • Formulation
  • Implementation
  • Evaluation
• The Political Institutions:
  • Congress
  • The President
  • The Bureaucracy
  • The Courts

  This is just a draft, doesn’t have to be perfect but good, I have to turn it in band also The professor is using Turnitin.com

preview of the answer..

In the United States, public policies are action plans designed by governments at all levels to guide their solutions to social, political, and economic issues or problems faced by the nation. Presidential aspirants when campaigning for office make pronouncements that explain their ideas about how several public issues or problems will be addressed when they assume office. An example of such statement is how education can be made accessible to all children of school age, the cost of implementing programs aimed at making the idea a reality, and proposed sources of funding for the programs. The conviction of the electorate that the ideas presented by the candidate as the most appropriate…

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