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Policy Making

Published on Nov 29, 2020

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Policy Making

4 types of policies
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Public Policy

Photo by MDGovpics
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Public Policy

Photo by Rafael Nir
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These images represent public policy because public policy involves meeting and discussing actions to be taken by the government. Both images represent discussion taking place, an example of public policy.

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Domestic Policy

Photo by Michael Vadon
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Domestic Policy

Photo by Ian Taylor
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These images represent domestic policy because both involve dealing with a problem that is occurring within the borders of America, which follows the definition of domestic policy. The first image is of Trump and could be him describing an issue with America that he is addressing or changing. The second is an LGBTQ protest which can represent domestic policy because this is currently a problem in America and they are raising awareness of what needs to be changed in the government.

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Foreign Policy

Photo by World Economic Forum
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Foreign Policy

Photo by Official U.S. Navy Imagery
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The previous two images represent foreign policy well because they both deal with multiple countries and solving global issues and issues that involve/affect other countries around the world.

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Fiscal Policy

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Fiscal Policy

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Because fiscal policy deals with the spending levels and taxes within a country, these images represent it well because the first is about tax and how tax rates may need to be increased to improve the economy. The second image also represents fiscal policy because it is an image of calculating money, how spending levels and taxes are created and evaluated.

Hannah Burke