Voting
Government
Policies
Control
Miscellaneous
100
In politics a partisan is a committed member of a political party
What is Partisan Model of Voting?
100
A system of government in which most of the important decisions are made by the state officers.
What is Bureaucracy?
100
Public policy is the principled guide to action taken by the administrative executive branches of the state with regard to a class of issues, in a manner consistent with law and institutional customs
What is public policy
100
when someone is given a job, but the principle doesn't know if they will do the tast
What is principle agent problem?
100
is a process where the court reviews legislative actions
What is Judicial Review?
200
RMoV is voting after taking into consideration factors like the performance of a political party.
What is Retrospective Model of Voting?
200
Private organizations take over the public organizations, or replace them.
What is Privatization?
200
he motivation of firms that operate so as to maximize their profits
What is profit motive?
200
a market failure that occurs when people take advantage of being able to use a common resource without paying for it
What is Free Rider Problem?
200
Strict Judicial Review
What is Strict Scrutiny?
300
DMV is when the voter and a candidate take the same side... pretty much
What is Directional Model of Voting?
300
to keep the government from getting too powerful, for example President can veto and congress can override.
What is Check and Balances?
300
Media provide a context for public discussion of an issue, setting the stage for audience understanding.
What is Priming?
300
they make the agenda
What is Agenda Setting?
300
A conference of members of a legislative body
What is Caucus?
400
the process of voting in an election
What are Polls?
400
Positive means they will talk about the bill while negative means that they will not talk about the bill.
What is Positive vs negative agenda control?
400
Media provide a focus and environment for reporting a story, influencing how audiences will understand or evaluate it.
What is Farming?
400
Everyone can vote
What is Open Primary?
400
the second most difficult Judicial Review
What is Intermediate Scrutiny?
500
terms to simplify and dramatize political differences and actions
What is Spatial Model Politics?
500
A person in office.
What is Incumbent?
500
equal to a confidence interval radius for the statistic
What is Margin of error
500
only the parties can vote
What is closed primary?
500
the simplest form of Judicial Review
What is Rational Basis Scrutiny?