a) policy goals (Equity, Efficiency, Welfare, Liberty, Security); b) policy problems (Symbols, Numbers, Causes, Interest, Decisions); c) policy solution(Incentives, Rules, Facts, Rights, and Powers) which are broad types of policy instruments governments can use to solve problems. d) She further added that policy instruments are not just tools, each with its own function, and its own suitability for certain kinds of job. The task of the analyst is to figure out with is the best tool to use, and then fix mistakes when thing don't go as planned. e) Discuss critically (think yourself as a policy analyst), how these policy goals, problems, and the instruments of solutions can be creatively used to solve the major public policy programs (Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security, and other government supported programs like Housing and Food Stamp/SNAP etc) in the United States. f) In your writings, discuss and debate the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and its implications as a major public policy change in the United States. In this context discuss the ACA Repeal