Call number:
PIK D 020-10-0118
Description / Table of Contents:
Contents: Part I - Introduction to public policy analysis ; 1. Preview: The Canadian Salmon fishery ; 2. What is policy analysis? ; 3. Towards professional ethics ; Part II - Conceptual foundations for problem analysis ; 4. Efficiency and the idealized competitive model ; 5. Rationales for public policy: market failures; 6. Rationales for public policy: other limitations of the competitive framework ; 7. Rationales for public policy: distributional and other goals ; 8. Limits to public intervention: government failures ; 9. Policy problems as market and government failure: the madison taxicab policy analysis example ; Part III - Conceptual foundations for solution analysis ; 10. Correcting market and government failures: generic policies ; 11. Adoption ; 12. Implementation ; 13. Government supply: drawing organizational boundaries ; Part IV - Doing policy analysis ; 14. Gathering information for policy analysis ; 15. Landing on your feet: organizing your policy analysis ; 16. Cost-benefit analysis: assessing efficiency ; 17. When statistics count: revising the lead standard for gasoline ; Part V - Conclusion ; 18. Doing well and doing good
Type of Medium:
Monograph available for loan
Pages:
XIX, 473 S. : graph. Darst.
Edition:
5. ed.
ISBN:
9780205781300
Location:
A 18 - must be ordered
Branch Library:
PIK Library
