How the national government influence public agenda

They can influence the mass media

Explanation:

Public Agenda is the issue that most people in the country will be focused on. This could include both economic, socio-cultural, or foreign relations.

Every times the national government propose a certain bill or regulation to handle a certain issue, the media will pick up on it.

When the news is presented to the public, a nationwide conversation will occurs among the citizens to discuss that topic. Some might support it, while some might oppose to it.

This will eventually form a popular public opinion regarding how we as a nation could address the issue,  and a public agenda is formed.

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