Political Science · Public Policy Making
Which of the following is NOT an obstacle to rational public policy making?
- 1Uncertainty about the consequences of various policy alternatives forces policy makers to stick as closely as possible to past practices.
- 2Many conflicting societal benefits and costs cannot be easily compared or quantified.
- 3Large investments in existing programs and policies compel policy makers to easily reconsider all alternative strategies.✓
- 4Advanced computerized analytical techniques lack the sufficient intelligence to fully calculate accurate costs and benefits.
Correct answer
Large investments in existing programs and policies compel policy makers to easily reconsider all alternative strategies.
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