Interconnection Policies and Rates Setting Saburo TANAKA Councellor International Telecommunication Union Note: The views expressed in this presentation.
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Networks & Innovation: The innovative capacity of governments ANZSOG Annual Conference 6-8 August 2013 Professor Jenny M Lewis [email protected].
The Policy-Making Process. The Policymaking Process Every policy has a unique history, but each generally goes through five basic steps. 1. Agenda Setting.
Review Project Unit 6: Public Policy. Chapter 15: The Policy-Making Process.
PUBLIC POLICY OVERVIEW. COSTS vs. BENEFITS Cost = any burden that a group must bear Benefit = any satisfaction that a group will enjoy from a policy Costs.
Chapter 15: The Policy-Making Process. 1. Most important decision affecting policy-making is deciding what belongs on the political agenda 1. Shared beliefs.
AM GOV 2010 Joseph A. Losco Ralph E. Baker. PUBLIC POLICY Chapter 15.
COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF FOUR TYPES OF POLICIES I. Cost: any burden (monetary or non-monetary, real or perceived), that a group must bear, e.g.: A. Federal.
