WEIMER, David L. <br/><br/>
Policy analysis :  concepts and practice 

 - 4. ed 
 - Upper Saddle River :  Pearson,  2005 
 - 501 p. 
<br/><br/> - Part I - Introduction to public policy analysis  1. Preview: the canadian salmon fishery  2. Wat is policy analysis?  3. Toward professional ethics  - Part II - Conceptual foudations for problem analysis  4. Efficiency and the idealizad competitive model  5. Rationales for public policy: market failures  6. Rationales for public policy: other limitations of competitive framework  7. Rationales for public policy: distributional and other  goals  8. Limits to public intervention: government failures  9. Policy problems as market and government failure: the madison taxicab policy analysis example  - Part III - Conceptual foudations for solution analysis  10. Correcting market and government failure: Generic policies  11. Adoption and implementation  12. Government supply: drawing organizational boudaries  - Part IV - Doing policy analysis  13. Gathering information for policy analisys  14. Landing on your feet: how to confront policy problems  15. Goals / alternatives matrices: some examples from CBO studies  16. Coast-benefit analysis  - Part V - Case studies of policy analysis  17. Cost-benefit analysis in a bureaucratic setting: the strategic petroleum reserve  18. When statistics count: revising the lead standard for gasoline  - Part VI - Conclusion  19. Doing well and doing good 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0131830015 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Ciência Política<br/>Ética<br/>Eficiência<br/>Política Pública<br/>Estudo de Caso