What information would be used to evaluate the problem-

Question

Go to one or more of the following Websites and review at least two policy papers or reports published by a government agency or a think tank that address a problem or an issue of interest: Public Agenda, located at https://www.publicagenda.org/; RAND Corporation located at https://www.rand.org/; and / or American Enterprise Institute, located athttps://www.aei.org/.(Note: cut and past the link into your browser if clicking on the link directly does not take you to the sites).

Discussion 1

"Structuring the Problem" Please respond to the following:

· From the e-Activity,select at least one article or report for analysis. Make sure you cite the article in your Discussion Question response in proper APA format.

· From the article or report you select, provide at least two examples from the article and from your own research of ways that worldviews, ideologies, and/or popular myths may have shaped the formulation of a specific problem or issue. Again, provide the source(s) of the paper or report you selected.

Discussion 2

For the following issues:

- Develop a clear, concise and succinct problem statement

- Identify stakeholders and what their different concerns would be

- What information would be used to evaluate the problem

• Illegal Immigration

• Improving American schools

• Protecting our children from Internet predators

• Decreasing Federal government spending due to needed budget cuts

• Combatting childhood obesity

• Reducing prison overcrowding while still combatting crime.

Answer 1

In accordance to MLA style of writing, prepare a paper in which you have to perform the following tasks, for the given issues: 1) Build up a clear, short and concise problem statement. 2) Recognize stakeholders and what their different concerns would be. 3) Illustrate what information would be employed to assess the problem. • Illegal Immigration • Enhancing the American schools • Protecting the children from Internet predators • Reducing the Federal government spending because of required budget cuts • Combating the childhood obesity • Decrease prison overcrowding while still combating crime.