what is public policy and how it is made?
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it is the rules of the government, elected officials make it.
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The European Commission works out policies.\nThe Council of Ministers agrees or disagrees with the policy.\nThe 25 national Parliaments/Legislatures have to pass the law in each country.
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By their representatives.\n\nEach state sends a number of representatives determined by its population to the house. In addition to pursuing national policies that they and their constituents support, they also attempt to secure laws and appropriations favorable to their states or districts.
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The government deals basically with two things: the inside of a country and the outside of a country. A country is defined by just an idea, that is written on a Constitution. All countries have some type of document that defines what the country is and who their people are, and the rules of the country. If you think of a soccer match, the government is the coach, and the people are the players. The constitution is the idea that formed the team, and the rules. The game itself is like foreign relations.\nThis metaphor is very simplstic and has a lot of holes, but it's kind of like that.
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Insurance policy is a service only. But it is also to gain profit. They estimate the average life time of the citizens and then only fixing their premium for life insurance. But there is also risk in it. There is a popular investment principle "Largest expected returns are associtated with riskiest ventures"
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Public relations is how one is viewed by the public.  It's the act of altering the views, attitudes or opinions of the public. It's not the same thing as publicity because public relations is communicating an image.  Many events or people have a person that deals in public relations so that the correct image is shown of how the event or person is supposed to come across to the public.
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Society drives government policy.  In the court of society no matter how right you are the society and in this case the media influences the mob to its whim.  Government imposes control to the extent that benefits control.  Ultimately media wins because they are looked upon favorably.\n  \nFor example the Teri schiavo case.  Who other than the media cared about the situation where a woman was vegetable and her husband did not want her to suffer any longer.  Portrayed her husband like a merciless criminal, the vultures of government swooped in to impose control... but it wasn't until the media spun its web into public policy.  hope this helps.
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the goverment should   look after the interests of the public\nand must give the protection
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Check their websites. Usually at the bottom of the page in small print it will say Policies and procedures.
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The policy of HATE that they were taught oh so well.\n\nAnd don't forget the policy of 'change' without knowing what that 'change' is.
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HEHEHHEEHEEEEEEEE is it a standard protocol or a Govt policy that you wanna be so sure!
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Voters, for one. To some degree, the economy. Random events, disasters [man-made and otherwise], acts of nature, etc. Also, other governments--their views, actions, etc--can influence policy, as well.
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politic:presidents\n\npolicy:someting you have to be polite and follow like honsty is the best POLICY
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Have the government provide goods and services that benefit the community that cannot be efficiently/effectively be provided for by the private sector.\n\nExamples:\nnational defense--who wants to have a private army?\nrule of law--enforce contracts, provide rules for orderly economic exchange\ninfrastructure--roads, bridges, dams\n\nand many more!\n\nThe important distinction in my mind is that the public policy implementation must be less expensive than an equivalent service provided for by the private sector.\n\nPeople disagree on how to evaluate public goods and the relative capabilities of government and the private sector.\n\nAnother problem is the statesman/politician distinction.  A statesman will try to influence public policy to do what he/she believes is best for the community.  A  politician merely seeks to gain and exercise power through partisanship and the trading of favors, which inevitably hurts the community.
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truth is the answer.Honesty is always the best policy. we are people and some times we have to go thru a learning process and by it we learn what it is we really want and along the way to that discovery we may not understand, so sometimes we may have to give a explanation but let it be real.
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Once elected, the government can do what it like - and it will! There are very few examples, when the policies reflect some kind of political ideology, more examples of corruption and of politicians being tangled up in a spiderweb of favours and lots of cases, which demonstrate that in reality it's often the powerful bosses of the big companies, who dictate many of our policies.\n\nThe only time, when public pressure is of any importance at all, is directly before the elections. Very sad!
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Fiscal policy is the economic term which describes the actions of a government in setting the level of public expenditure and how that expenditure is funded.\n\nIt contrasts with monetary policy, which describes the policies about the supply of money to the economy.