Policymaking

Definition

Policymaking refers to the process by which governments create laws, regulations, and actions designed to address societal problems or achieve specific goals.

Related terms

Legislative Branch:

The branch of government responsible for making laws. It plays a crucial role in the policymaking process.

Bureaucracy:

The administrative system within the government that implements policies. Bureaucrats are involved in translating policies into action.

Policy Evaluation: The assessment of how well a policy is working or achieving its intended goals. This helps policymakers determine if adjustments or changes are needed.