Across
- 2. ____ cake federalism, where there exists shared powers between the federal and state/provincial government
- 4. The ability to overturn government decisions
- 5. Type of influence which can include money (e.g., political donations) and in-kind benefits (e.g, foot soldiers). Common example with physicians where they can voice their opposition to patients
- 6. _____ cake federalism, where there exists reserved powers delegated to provinces/states
- 8. Type of influence which can include engendering an anticipatory reaction and influencing public opinion
- 9. Encompasses knowledge/beliefs about "what is" and values/mass opinion about "what ought to be"
- 11. Factors that can trigger action towards policy development, examples include political, economical, or technological changes
Down
- 1. The OMA is considered a ___ pluralist policy network
- 3. A policy is more likely to be developed if influential interest groups face _____ benefits
- 5. A policy is more likely to be developed if influential interest groups face _____ costs
- 7. A change to the private delivery model of healthcare services in Ontario (core-bargain) would be considered a highly ___ change
- 10. Part of the 3I+E model that encompasses government structures, policy legacies, and policy networks
