Issue Identified Public Policy Problem Necessarily Mean Solution Involves Government Inter Q34209812

Just because an issue is identified as a public policy problemdoes not necessarily mean the only solution involves governmentintervention. For example, consider the problem of an influenzavaccine shortage. Although there are government-oriented solutionsto this problem, some private companies may feel that there areother non-governmental options.

Discuss 2 ethical and 2 legal implications that may arise whenthe government chooses not to intervene for a medical crisis thatcould potentially impact the general public. Why should thegovernment intervene? When would a policy be necessary? Why wouldvendors not want government intervention?

Expert Answer

If government chooses of not tointervene in a given scenario, the first