In the Policymaking Process, the Recognition/definition Stage Is

question 41

Multiple Choice

In the policymaking process, the recognition/definition stage is

• A) one in which the policy is assessed for its worth and effectiveness in meeting its original objectives and goals.
• B) one in which a bureaucratic agency translates law action through the adoption of administrative regulations and the dedication of agency resources to carry out the policy.
• C) one in which the policy under consideration assumes the authority of law through ratification by Congress or through regulations issued by the relevant administrative agencies.
• D) one in which various alternative courses for this policy are considered and a preferred course is selected.
• E) one in which objectives to be fulfilled and goals to be pursued through policy are first identified and defined according to how the problem fits within existing policy categories and then prioritized.

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Definitions:

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