The Rational-Comprehensive Model of Policymaking Is Unrealistic Because

question 35

Multiple Choice

The rational-comprehensive model of policymaking is unrealistic because

• A)it is difficult for policymakers to define precise values and goals.
• B)the selected policy will not always be the most effective means to the goal.
• C)comprehensive investigations into all solutions to any specific problem would be too time-consuming.
• D)it is difficult for policymakers to define precise values and goals, the selected policy will not always be the most effective means to the goal, and comprehensive investigations into all solutions to any specific problem would be too time-consuming.
• E)None of these choices is true.

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