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Policy Making Presented by: Melissa Hyde Jenalyn Pirosch Leila Beckham Greg Batore

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Legislation To Examine

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Chapter 9 Many businesses have utilized the services of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), well known for its role in shaping conservative legislation and lobbying influence. It has advocated against health care reform, to reduce state taxes on businesses, and to limit the political influence of labor unions. ALEC also was instrumental in many states in the creation of “stand your ground” laws, under which citizens were given the right to use guns or other weapons to protect themselves against assailants. After the public back- lash in the Treyvon Martin case in 2012—in which a black teenager was shot to death in Florida and his assailant defended his actions by claiming protection under Florida’s “stand your ground” law—many businesses began to distance themselves from ALEC. In 2012 Walmart joined other firms, such as Amazon.com, Coca-Cola, Kraft Foods, McDonald’s, General Electric, Sprint Nextel, and a dozen more, bending to pressure from civil rights groups. Walmart was the largest seller of firearms in the country and the largest employer of black workers and thus particularly vulnerable to protests surrounding the Treyvon Martin case. Walmart’s public affairs vice president explained the company’s action by saying, “ALEC had strayed from its core mission to advance the Jeffersonian principles of free markets.” One industry that has been active in the political arena is solar power. Because solar energy has historically been more expensive to produce than fossil fuel energy, the industry has relied heavily on government incentives and subsidies to level the playing field. Although some major energy companies have entered the solar business, most of the 3,400 solar companies in the United States are small, such as Namasté Solar, a Boulder, Colorado, firm of 60 employees that installs solar energy systems for commercial and residential customers. The solar industry’s trade association, the Solar Energy Industries Association, has been very active in government affairs and advocacy, winning a number of policy victories. The federal stimulus bills of 2008 and 2009 provided tax credits, grants, and loans for solar installations and companies that made solar equipment (one of which, Solyndra, later failed). States—such as Hawaii, which required all new construc- tion to have solar water heaters by 2010—and cities—such as Berkeley, California, which loans money to residents to install solar panels—have also helped the industry with friendly policies.1 As the examples above demonstrate, many businesses—big and small—have become active participants in the political process to promote a variety of goals, from supporting organizations charged with developing legislation to support economic development and job growth to lobbying government regulators through a trade association to receive tax credits and grants. They are not always successful, however, as seen in the political partnership of businesses with ALEC, which took on a ...

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G et ty Im ag es Learning Objectives In this chapter you will learn to: •Demonstrate knowledge of the key concepts in public policy formulation and adoption. •Identify the key actors involved in public policy formulation and adoption. •Identify the different arenas of influence and contexts in which public policy formulation and adoption occur. Formulating, Designing, and Adopting Policy 5 the80472_05_c05_145-188.indd 145 11/21/12 12:48 PM Section 5.1 What Is Policy Formulation? CHAPTER 5 Federal public policies do not just appear; they have to be created or designed and then adopted by an authoritative decision-making body. If policies are to solve per-ceived problems or emerging issues, then analysis of the most appropriate action to address the problem must take place. As Chapter 1 discussed, policy makers can then choose which type of policy to formulate and adopt. The choice of policy type will also include decisions about who will benefit and who will bear the burden of the policy, based on how groups are socially constructed. In essence, this amounts to which target population will be affected by the policy. Groups that society perceives negatively will either be ignored or negatively affected by the policy. Analysis involves policy makers’ choosing among alternative courses of action. Inherent in this process is the fact that policy makers must deal with the question of policy design—selecting the correct set of instruments that can actually be adopted and best match the problem. Simply, for successful policy formulation, a policy must be politically adoptable. Ideally, the best policy formulation solves the identified problem. In actuality, policy formulation is a political exercise in which the best policy is often sacrificed in favor of an adoptable policy. In sum, the policy must be acceptable to those who adopt policy as well as to target populations. Just as a football team needs support to help it play well, policy formulation is influenced heavily by policy makers’ need to win support for their proposed policy from policy actors within the formal institutions of government and society as a whole. Once policy alternatives are designed, however, some kind of governmental decision must be made regarding the direction and type of governmental action that will follow. This seemingly simple act of making the decision to adopt a proposed course of policy action represents a defining moment in the policy process. Only by adopting policies can a proposed course of action garner legitimacy within the political and public arena. In sum, the policy adoption stage represents the critical stage in which policy makers politically explore alternatives in the law-making arenas, conduct debate and negotiate within the legislative bodies, and take official actions to promote specific legislative positions over others. 5.1 What Is Policy Formulation? Once a problem or issue is on the public age ...

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Running head: ETHICAL CONTRIBUTIONS 1 (Including a Running head and page numbers help to keep your assignment organized.) Are Contributions to Political Campaigns Ethical? Joanna Student SOC120: Introduction to Ethics & Social Responsibility (Course Section) Week 5 Final Paper Dr. Ashford Instructor July, 1, 20XX Sticky Note Please be sure to note the format for the final paper. This paper contains a an organized heading, a succinct and relevant title, page numbers and a running header. ETHICAL CONTRIBUTIONS 2 Ethical Contributions to Political Campaigns A question that comes up frequently in political discussions is whether organizations like corporations have too much influence over the political landscape today. Corporations have many resources through which to effect political change, including lobbyists, quid pro quo back door arrangements and campaign contributions. Because these funds can have a large influence on who wins elections and the legislation that politicians support, it is important for an educated citizenry to be aware of these contributions, and to consider their ethical implications. I will argue that from the utilitarian perspective, indirect contributions to political campaigns by organizations like corporations and unions can be ethical and should be allowed so long as there are sufficient regulations in place to prevent undue harm that might result from giving large organizations too much influence over the political process. I will contrast this view with that of ethical egoism, which would argue that such contributions are ethical inasmuch as they allow corporations to pursue their own long term interests. According to the Federal Elections Commission (2004), "The Federal Election Campaign Act (the Act) places monetary limits on contributions to support candidates for federal office and prohibits contributions from certain sources." However, corporations are allowed to create separate bank accounts and then make donations from these accounts to political campaigns as long as they are not connected directly to the operation of the business. Regarding this type of donation, the FEC (2004) stated that, "Contributions may…be made from separate segregated funds (also called political action committees or PACs) established by corporations, labor organizations, national banks, and incorporated membership organizations.” In other words, corporations can set up PACs that in turn give large amounts of money to support candidates. Because these funds can have a large influence on who wins elections and the legislation that Sticky Note This section includes a comprehensive introduction and a clear thesis statement that effectively reflects the argument of the paper and links the chosen ethical theories and perspective to the chosen social issue. Sticky Note Government websites can be useful sources of information. Consider using info ...

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"Definitions of Social Welfare Policy The English social scientist Richard Titmuss defined social services as “a series of collective interventions that contribute to the general welfare by assigning claims from one set of people who are said to produce or earn the national income to another set of people who may merit compassion and charity.”8 Welfare policy, whether it is the product of governmental, voluntary, or corporate institutions, is concerned with allocating goods, services, and opportunities to enhance social functioning. William Epstein defined social policy as “social action sanctioned by society.”9 Social policy can also be defined as the formal and consistent ordering of human affairs. Social welfare policy, a subset of social policy, regulates the provision of benefits to people to meet basic life needs, such as employment, income, food, housing, health care, and relationships. Social welfare policy is influenced by the context in which benefits are provided. For example, social welfare is often associated with legislatively mandated programs of the governmental sector, such as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). In the TANF program, social welfare policy consists of the rules by which the federal and state governments apportion cash benefits to an economically disadvantaged population. TANF benefits are derived from general revenue taxes (often paid by citizens who are better-off). But this is a simplification of benefits provided to those deemed needy. Benefits provided through governmental social welfare policy include cash, along with noncash or in-kind benefits, including personal social services.10 Cash benefits can be further divided into social insurance and public assistance grants (discussed in depth in Chapters 10 and 11). In-kind benefits (provided as proxies for cash) include benefits such as food stamps; Medicaid; housing vouchers; Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) coupons; and low-income energy assistance. Personal social services are designed to enhance relationships between people as well as institutions, such as individual, family, and mental health treatment; child welfare services; rehabilitation counseling; and so forth. Although complicated, this classification reflects a common theme—the redistribution of resources from the better-off to the more disadvantaged. This redistributive aspect of social welfare policy is generally accepted by those who view social welfare as a legitimate function of the state. Governmental social welfare policy is often referred to as “public” policy because it is the result of decisions reached through a legislative process intended to represent the entire population. But social welfare is also provided by nongovernmental entities, in which case social welfare policy is a manifestation of “private” policy. For example, a nonprofit agency with a high demand for its services and limited resources may establish a waiting list as agency policy. As other agencies adop ...

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