
Public Policy
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9th Grade
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Christina Camacho
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What is an example of a public good? A private good?
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Multiple Choice
What term refers to the problems the government leaders consider most important and receive the most attention?
Interest groups
PAC
Public opinion
Public agenda
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Multiple Choice
What type of interest group works to benefit all or most of society?
Economic interest groups
Public interest groups
Private interest groups
Federal interest groups
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Multiple Choice
What type of interest groups only promote the interests of their members?
Political campaigns
Private interest groups
Federal interest groups
Public interest groups
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Multiple Select
Select 3 ways the media
plays an important role in setting the public agenda.
Focus public attention on selected issues
Offer a forums for opposing viewpoints
Pass laws to support public needs
Hold government officials accountable
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Multiple Choice
In government, the public agenda refers to
the book the government must take as a hall pass to the bathroom
the issues the government will guarantee to take action on
a list of items to be be discussed
a to-do list of issues that
much of the public agrees are a priority
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Multiple Choice
This is the name for the national health insurance program for Americans aged 65 and older:
Obamacare
Medicaid
Medicare
Affordable Care Act
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Multiple Select
What is Medicaid? (select all that apply)
government-funded health insurance program that provides free or low-cost health coverage
A federal health insurance program for people who are 65 or older and certain younger people with disabilities.
A program that encourages individuals and families to remain unemployed or in low wage jobs in order to keep their free benefits
A program that historically only covered children, pregnant people, seniors, and people with disabilities
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Multiple Choice
non-excludable and nonrival; may not necessarily be a physical good that you can hold in your hands is referring to ____________.
Market Failure
Public Good
Private Good
None of the Above
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Multiple Choice
Example: newly purchased car Explanation: excludable - if you did not pay for it, the dealer would not give it to you rival - one person driving car keeps another person from driving it. This is an example of a _____________.
Public Good
Private Good
Free Rider
Market Failure
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Multiple Choice
National Security is an example of what type of Good?
Private Good
Free Rider Problem
Excludable Good
Public Good
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Multiple Choice
Your home or apartment is what type of Good because you pay rent or make mortgage payments for the privilege of Living there.
Public Good
Private Good
Market Good
None of the Above
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Multiple Choice
Clean air and National Security are examples of Non-excludable goods.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Public policy can be made by . . .
Corporations
Businesses
Government
Individuals
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Multiple Choice
The stand the government takes on an issue is called
public sphere
public policy
public opinion
public works
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