The Fifth Step in the Policy-Making Process Is

question 102

Multiple Choice

The fifth step in the policy-making process is

• A)choosing a tool for solving the problem.
• B)deciding how much to do.
• C)making assumptions about the world.
• D)setting the agenda.
• E)running the program itself.

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