Policy Analysis and Decision-Making
The most important evaluative criterion is that the projected outcome will solve the policy problem to an acceptable degree. Criteria can be measures, rules, standards, and all those attributes considered relevant by the decision maker (individual or group) in a given situation. In the field of policy analysis…..
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