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This 4-page paper answers four questions regarding new federalism, policy analysis and its bias toward liberalism, the rational-comprehensive and incremental models, and non-profit organizations administering social programs. There is 1 source cited.
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Store, Inc. by P. Giltman 6/2010 Please (1) From the 1970s to the present, a shift in the
evolution of public policy moved toward a New Federalism. How did this effect public policy? Was this positive or negative? Why? Defined as a political philosophy in which
a transfer of powers occurs from the United States federal government to the states, new federalism is a recent idea to empower the individual states by giving them some autonomy
to handle certain situations on their own without the federal government superseding or intervening. With so many states operating in debt over the last several decades, state capitals have begun
asking the federal government for some monetary assistance. However, the fact that states are so broke offers unprecedented opportunities for the federal government to intrude into areas that were strictly
the purview of states. (2) Does Policy Analysis always show bias toward liberalism or conservatism? Indicate and support your position as to how bias
may play a role and is the cycle inevitable. (3) Is the rational-comprehensive model or the incremental model best used to describe policymaking in the United States? Provide
examples that support your model choice (4) In the past decade, policies have included not-for-profit organizations for the administering of programs such as welfare or child protection services.
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