When Policymakers Implement Policies That Alter Incentives,they Usually

question 63

Multiple Choice

When policymakers implement policies that alter incentives,they usually

• A)have carefully weighed the direct and indirect effects of the policy.
• B)do not observe the intended result of the policies.
• C)have considered all possible effects of the incentive changes when they developed the policy, which will make the policy effective.
• D)correctly anticipate the indirect effects, but often miss the direct effects.

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