Policy Effects

Policy effects refer to the outcomes or impacts that government policies have on society, the economy, and individuals. When a new law or regulation is implemented, it aims to address specific issues, such as improving public health or boosting the economy. The effects can be direct, like increased access to healthcare, or indirect, such as changes in behavior or business practices. Evaluating these effects helps policymakers understand whether their initiatives are successful, need adjustments, or should be reformed, ultimately guiding future decisions for better societal outcomes.