Essays on Policy

An interview with a health-care administrator in charge of policy formulation Me: To begin, I'd like to inform you that I will be presenting this interview to my students and would appreciate your permission to do so. Administrator: No problem, I don't mind at all, thank you. My first question is, how does...

Most organizations fail because the central office is unable to communicate either the existing or revised policies to its employees. Failing to effectively communicate policies to personnel in various departments results in confusion and resistance, ultimately leading to poor performance. There are a lot of operations going on at 2M...

Neoliberalism is an economic policy that advocates for the control of market services in order to strengthen and expand organizations. Neoliberalism has had an impact on the world's social, economic, and political systems, both positively and badly. In this paper, I will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of neoliberalism in...

People's regard and honor for leaders are heavily influenced by their observations of their behavior and management style. An respectable leader has a distinguished personality and selflessly serves the organization (Kizil, 2017). Furthermore, an honorable and recognized leader focuses on his or her views and goals, tasks, policy implementation, employee...

Richard and Kate publish this essay to outline Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's efforts to produce a tax rewrite supported by both President Trump and Republican lawmakers. It gets even more interesting because Mr. Mnuchin is in charge of fiscal policy despite having less political experience than his former Treasury predecessors....

Policymakers are always confronted with the difficulty of responding to disruptions in the economy's aggregate demand. They have a number of challenges in attempting to stabilize the applicable policies in the event of a disruption. One of these issues is the issue of delays or lags. Lags caused by monetary...

The Australian paid parental leave program began in 2009, with women receiving a pay during their maternity leave. Long periods of leave have been linked to an increase in cases of high order fertility. This is because they have the right to take extended leaves of up to a year...

The authors of this article provide an account to demonstrate that many media professionals have failed to protect people's privacy. According to the authors, there are no norms or regulations that govern the media's operations in terms of people's privacy. Furthermore, the media has earned the guts to publicly discuss...

The blue wall of silence, also known as the blue code or blue shield, is an unwritten rule among police officers that prevents them from reporting their colleagues' errors, crimes, and misbehavior. When a colleague is accused of misconduct, police officers read from the same script and choose not to...

The context of social choice theory is an examination of how individual perspectives, interests, welfares, and preferences are combined to arrive at societal welfare or collective choices. The theory is predicated on the ability to merge all human interests into a single social welfare function. Policy feedback theory, on the...

The East Asian area suffered a significant economic setback as a result of the 1997 financial crisis. While most governments in this region have implemented policies to reduce the likelihood of such a catastrophe occurring, this article contends that another financial crisis is unavoidable. This, however, may take longer to...

The Federal Reserve Bank's open market operations involve the purchase and sale of US Treasury securities. This policy tool is used to control bank reserves, interest rates, and the money supply. Open market operations are simple to undertake and are typically used as the primary monetary policy tool (Arnold, 2010)....