Consider a scenario where a brilliant health economist comes up with a plan to save billions of dollars by modifying the healthcare system somehow.

1. Explain why anything remote like this plan will unlikely pass.
2. What are some factors you would think about whether a plan will pass?
3. How it can impact the policy-making cycle and how it can impact it. How does it change outcomes?

Things to Consider:

• Policy Making Process - and the various actors involved.
• Public Choice Theory - and how it fits into the policy-making cycle and how it can impact it.
• How does it modify it? How does it change outcomes? It's not just presenting a good plan.