Gov Domestic Policy

Domestic policy is policy intended to enhance quality of life through the establishment of societal condistions that allow citizens to ursue happiness and feel secure

Budgeting

• Social and Political Order
• Social and Political Equalitity
• Individual Liberty

• An educational reform passed in 2002 that employs high standards and measurable goals as a method of improving American education.
• Pillars
• Results oriented accountability
• Flexibility in Funding
• Best Practices
• School Choice

Reagan

• Elite theory
• Bureaucratic theory
• Interest Group theory
• Pluralist theory

• Problem Recognition
• Agenda Setting
• Policy formulation
• policy adoption
• budgeting
• policy implementation
• policy evaluation

• Systemic Agenda- includes all public issues that are viewed as requiring governmental attention.
• Governmential Agenda- The Changing list of issues to which governments believe they should address themselves

• Medicare is the federal program estalished in Lyndon B Johnson administration that provides medical care to elderly Social Security recipitents
• Medicaid is an expansion of Medicare for poor families

• Vouchers-certificates issued by the gov that may be applied to costs of attending private/public schools
• Charter Schools-semipublic schools founded by universities,corporations,or concerned parents that have open admission but may also receive private donations

• Coroprate Average Fuel Efficiency
• It began in 1975 as a means of improving the gas milage of automobiles in the US. Under CAFE, auto makers are requird to meet average fuel efficiency standards for the cars they sell in the US

Enrgey and Environmental Policies