Domestic policy refers to the decisions and actions taken by a government within its own borders to address issues and challenges related to the well-being of its citizens. Some examples of domestic policy actions include:
Establishing laws and regulations related to healthcare, education, and social welfare programs to provide benefits to citizens.
Implementing policies to address issues related to the economy, such as job creation, tax reform, and trade agreements.
Developing and enforcing regulations related to environmental protection, consumer protection, and workplace safety.
Addressing issues related to national security, such as border security and counterterrorism measures.
An example of domestic policy action would be a government implementing a healthcare reform bill to provide affordable health insurance for its citizens. Another example would be a government implementing a social welfare program to provide financial assistance to its low-income citizens.