Developing Alternative Energy Is Likely to Be an Effective Policy

question 63

Multiple Choice

Developing alternative energy is likely to be an effective policy option to reduce carbon emissions for states and the federal government. However, alternative energy is costly to develop yet produces less energy (than fossil fuels) for the investment. Which evaluative criteria would reflect this high cost- to benefit ratio?

• A) equity
• B) efficiency
• C) market incentives
• D) policy analysis

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Definitions:

Cross-functional Teams

Groups composed of members from different departments or areas of expertise working together towards a common goal.

Bureaucratic Control

Control accomplished through rules and routines.

Standardized Rules

Established and uniform procedures and criteria that apply to all relevant parties in a given context to ensure consistency and fairness.

Scripted Greetings

pre-written messages used in customer service settings to ensure consistency and efficiency in communication with clients.