Question

How does public policy affect our everyday lives? What kinds of controls are in place to ensure the safety of our water? Food? Communities? What about schools—what controls are in place to ensure quality? Explore the role of government in our everyday lives.

Answer 1

Public policy is important in stimulating and developing the economy. For example, a free public college education can pay back in dividends through a long-term stimulus. ... Through equal distribution of the profits, there is an opportunity for money to be put back into the economy through consumer spending.