Choosing a Policy That Satisfies Different Constituents Without Alienating Any

question 43

Multiple Choice

Choosing a policy that satisfies different constituents without alienating any is an example of

• A) rationalizing.
• B) satisficing.
• C) following a standard operating procedure.
• D) pluralizing.

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Definitions:

Inputs

Resources, information, or materials used in a process to produce goods or services, essential for the operational workflow.

Outputs

Outputs are the results or products generated by a system, process, or activity after processing input.

Efficiency

The ratio of the useful output of a system to its input, often used to measure the performance and productivity of a process or system.

Clean Sheet

An approach in design or planning that starts from scratch, without considering prior work or constraints, often referred to as starting with a 'blank slate'.