Why Do Policy Makers Formulate Broad, Rather Than Specific, Policies

question 54

Multiple Choice

Why do policy makers formulate broad, rather than specific, policies?

• A) To increase the likelihood that the policy will be adopted
• B) To decrease opposition over details that could be fatal to a policy
• C) All of the above
• D) None of the above

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