Essays on Policy

This article, which was released on September 18th, 2017, presents some important results regarding public safety and security. Natalie Delgadillo, the reporter behind it, claims that the state of California recently implemented a regulation that limits the cooperation of law enforcement and regional immigration authorities. Therefore, it is against the...

According to the evolving times, the insurance business has undergone various innovations and inventions. The introduction of the Servicemembers Group Life Insurance (SGLI), which covers the risks associated with driving under the influence (DUI) or while intoxicated, is one such shift that was required by the changing times. (DWI). The...

The Patriot Act was passed into law in 2001 as a result of the radical policy changes made by the US following the 9/11 attacks. This law's passage was intended to increase the nation's domestic security by establishing a reliable method of detecting and preventing terrorist activities. Additionally, the legislation...

Policies that Specify the Foundation of the Contract, Operations, and Termination Policies that specify the foundation of the contract, operations, and termination serve as a guide for employing a private security provider. (Kravetz, 2001). The practice of private security is governed by definite rules. For instance, policies may allow for the...

Fear of retaliation, social norms, and financial or psychological reliance on the perpetrator are some of the explanations given for why domestic violence cases are not reported. (Payne Wermeling 2009). In order to raise the number of reported cases, community sensitization is crucial. To assist in community mobilization,...

Political Parties and Their Influence Political parties are groups that work to influence the government in order to advance their own ideological and societal objectives. Since the 1860s, the Democratic and Republican parties in the United States have had a monopoly on the political landscape. However, the president of the United...

In his economic piece, High Expectations for the Trump Economy as Bond Blow-Up Continues, Andrew Soergel explores the impact of the recent US election on financial markets. Stocks rose following Trump s victory in the US presidential election, according to Andrew. Investors shunned assets, causing international bond markets to...

"One should always respect humanity, whether in oneself or in another, always as an end and never only as a means," says Kant in one of his formulations of the Categorical Imperative. It is frequently referred to as the "Formula of Humanity" (or sometimes the ""Formula of the End-In-Itself""). According...

A vulnerability is defined as "a flaw or a weakness in a system's design, implementation, or operation and administration that could be exploited to violate the system's security policy" [18] by the Internet Engineering Security Taskforce. Due to the constantly evolving nature of security threats to the network, the team...

According to Alesina and Ardagna (2013), fiscal policy refers to the methods used by the government to adjust its revenue collection methods, primarily taxation, and its expenditure methods in order to influence the nation's economic activities, such as aggregate demand, saving and investment, and income distribution. Fiscal policy works by...

According to the article, the CAB's Management issues The CAB has abandoned its mandate of serving the public in favor of pursuing interests such as a 12% rate of return. The CAB's management has lost credibility and has weakened over time as a result of its involvement in politics, and the...

Because inter-platform technologies for accessing information within the corporate network are readily available, Microsoft's BYOD policy allows employees to use personal devices in the organizational environment. The advantages of this strategy include allowing employees to choose multiple suppliers based on the device's compatibility for their specific needs. Although this strategy...