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Section A Explain the following 10 concepts (Out of 15): 10 x 2 = 20 points. (300-400 words per concept) 1.Enlightenment 2. Classical Liberalism, 3.Elastic Clause, 4. Administrative Procedure Act, 5. Input-Output model , 6. Recession, 7. Keynesian economics, 8. Legislative Intent, 9. Laisez-faire economics, 10. Filibuster, 11 Logrolling., 12. New Deal, 13. Neoinstitutionalism, 14. Oversight, 15, Policy Subsystem.

The Policy Review Paper # 3 should cover any issue or topic from the Chapters Six, Seven & Eight of your text book (An Introduction to Policy Process by Thomas Birkland). You have the flexibility to choose any topic. Your Policy Review Paper (PRP) needs to be typed and should be 6/7 pages ( words) long with proper citation (at least three sources). Please make sure the title of your paper reads like a statement. Your writing should involve critical analysis of the issue you are dealing with.

The Policy Review Paper # 2 should cover any issue or topic from the Chapters Three, Four, & Five of your text book (An Introduction to Policy Process by Thomas Birkland). You have the flexibility to choose any topic. Please make sure the title of your paper reads like a statement. Your writing should involve critical analysis of the issue you are dealing with.

The Policy Review Paper # 1 should cover any issue or topic from the first three chapters of your required text book in the syllbus (An Introduction to Policy Process by Thomas Birkland). You have the flexibility to choose any topic. Please make sure the title of your paper reads like a statement. Your writing should involve critical analysis of the issue you are dealing with.

Role of Power and Interest Groups in Agenda Setting

Role of the Executive Branch in Public Policy

Role of the Executive Branch in Public Policy

RESEARCH PROPOSAL

Issues and Ideas from Eugene Bardarch’s: A Practical Guide Policy Analysis Part II Assembling Evidence

Please write the short paper # 1 on issues and ideas from Eugene Bardach’s A Practical Guide Policy Analysis; Part I: First four steps (Define Problem, Assemble Some Evidence, Construct the Alternatives, & Select the Criteria) of the Eightfold Path.