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From the 1970s 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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A short discussion on how the policy shifts have affected public policy under the new federalism.

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New Federalism has given more control of issues to the states and locals governments. This has given states more rights to control issues such as medicaid, aid to families, and some issues of trade. However, with giving more power, the federal government ...

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