This document contains a final examination for a course on Public Policy and Program Administration. It includes 10 true or false questions testing key concepts like the policy cycle, policy analysis, and the roles of civil society, media, and interest groups in policymaking. It also lists 5 essay questions asking examinees to explain the importance of public policy and administration, how public opinion can influence policy decisions, how international organizations influence policymaking, and what program administration entails in government.
This document contains a final examination for a course on Public Policy and Program Administration. It includes 10 true or false questions testing key concepts like the policy cycle, policy analysis, and the roles of civil society, media, and interest groups in policymaking. It also lists 5 essay questions asking examinees to explain the importance of public policy and administration, how public opinion can influence policy decisions, how international organizations influence policymaking, and what program administration entails in government.
This document contains a final examination for a course on Public Policy and Program Administration. It includes 10 true or false questions testing key concepts like the policy cycle, policy analysis, and the roles of civil society, media, and interest groups in policymaking. It also lists 5 essay questions asking examinees to explain the importance of public policy and administration, how public opinion can influence policy decisions, how international organizations influence policymaking, and what program administration entails in government.
This document contains a final examination for a course on Public Policy and Program Administration. It includes 10 true or false questions testing key concepts like the policy cycle, policy analysis, and the roles of civil society, media, and interest groups in policymaking. It also lists 5 essay questions asking examinees to explain the importance of public policy and administration, how public opinion can influence policy decisions, how international organizations influence policymaking, and what program administration entails in government.
1. Public policy is the action of the government to achieve its objectives.
2. Public administration is responsible for implementing policies, which includes translating policy decisions into action. 3. The policy cycle refers to the stages of the policy-making process, which include agenda setting, policy formulation, adoption, implementation, and evaluation. 4. Policy analysis is the process of determining the effectiveness of policies, while policy evaluation is the process of examining the various options available for addressing a particular issue. 5. Civil society plays an important role in the policy-making process by advocating for the interest of specific groups and providing feedback on policy decisions. 6. The media plays an important role in shaping public opinion and influencing policy decisions by providing information and framing issues in a certain way. 7. Public opinion can influence policy decision by putting pressure on policy makers. 8. Policy goal refers to the adoption of policies from one jurisdiction to another. 9. Policy entrepreneurs are individuals or groups who promote new policy ideas and try to influence the policy-making process by building coalitions and mobilizing support. 10. The interest groups represent specific segments of society and play an important role in advocating for their interests and influencing policy decision.
I. Essay ( 10 Pts. @ )
1. What is the importance of public policy and program administration?
2. Why do we need to study Public Policy and Program Administration? Explain. 3. Do you think public opinion can influence policy decisions by putting pressure on policymakers to respond to the preferences of the public? Explain. 4. In what manner the International organizations such as the United Nations and the World Bank can influence policy-making in a country? Explain. 5. What is program administration in the government? Explain.