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From the 1970's to the present, a shift in the evolution of public policy moved toward a New Federalism. How did this effect public policy? Was this positive or negative? Why?

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The shift in the evolution of public policy towards a new federalism effects public policy largely due to the fact that the federal government returned many governmental powers to the states that the federal government had effectively taken from the states under President Franklin Roosevelt. This initiative helped the states regain a great deal of the powers that they had upon the conception of the United States as an ...

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