Important step in the policy making process, Business Law and Ethics

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QUESTION 1

(a) According to Thomas Dye "Public Policy is whatever governments choose to do or not to do". How far do you agree?

(b) Explain clearly how the first important step in the policy making process is to identify the major problems of society and to ensure that they are placed on the governmental agenda

QUESTION 2

Account for the important role played by the public agencies and the interest groups in the development of policy proposals to solve public problems

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