Policy Making

Definition

Policy making refers to the process by which governments, organizations, or institutions develop and implement courses of action or decisions to address issues or achieve goals. It involves identifying problems, evaluating options, and deciding on a course of action.

Related terms

Legislation: Legislation refers to laws that are proposed, debated, and passed by legislative bodies such as Congress.

Executive Orders: Executive orders are directives issued by the President that carry the force of law without needing approval from Congress.

Judicial Activism: Judicial activism is when courts actively interpret laws and constitutional provisions in ways that impact public policy.