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    The document discusses several topics in public policy and foreign policy. It addresses the differences between public and private goods, the various types of domestic policy approaches such as distributive, regulatory and redistributive policies. Social welfare is discussed as programs that improve standards of living. The policy process involves activists, agenda setting, decision making and implementation. Foreign policy requires engagement with other nations through agreements and alliances to address global challenges. Congress has limited powers in foreign policy due to the executive branch's authority.

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    Chapter 16

    Public Policy-

    Why public policies are rarely kept a secret? (Page 591-592)

    What is the difference between public goods and private goods? Give two examples of each. (Page 595-
    597)

    Free Market Economics-

    Distributive policy-

    Regulatory Policy-

    Redistributive policy-

    Explain what Social Welfare is. Give 4 examples of social welfare programs (page 601-603)

    What are policy activists and what is their purpose? (Page 606)

    What are the four steps to the policy process? (Page 610)

    Analyze the difference between top down implementation vs. bottom up implementation. (Page 611)
    Deficit-

    Progressive Taxes-

    Regressive Taxes-

    Chapter 17

    Why does the United States need to have a foreign policy agenda? (Page 628-630)

    North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)-

    Explain the idea of free trade vs the idea of balancing your trading with nations. (Page 632)

    What are four unique challenges to the United States and our foreign policy? (634-636)

    What is reauthorization and how does it related to federal agencies? (637)

    Treaty-

    Sole executive agreements-


    Congressional executive agreements-

    How can congress deal with foreign policy? Why does Congress typically stay out of foreign policy? (646)

    What are six factors or groups that go into making foreign policy decisions? (647-649)

    Choose three Foreign Policy Approaches to explain. (Page 650-654)

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