A Framework for Analyzing Public Policies: Practical Guide
Drawing on work in the field of political science (Salamon, 2002) and on policies aimed at combating obesity (Swinburn, Gill, & Kumanyika, 2005), we have broken down these two axes into six analytical dimensions that influence decision-making about public policies (Table 1): effectiveness, unintended
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