Which statements correctly apply to the process of developing public policy? Select all that apply
1. The two types of public policy are regulatory and allocative.
2. Since public policy supports the general population, decisions regarding policy are typically straightforward and easy to make.
3. Often, in order to pass a policy, deals have to be made.
4. Public policy may benefit some at the expense of others.
5. By law, political influence is separate from policy development.
1, 3, 4
Explanation: 1. These are the two types of public policy.
2. It is difficult to develop public policy because there are often conflicts that must be considered. It is also impossible to meet the needs of all people.
3. Deals and compromises are a part of developing public policy.
4. Allocative policies provide benefits for some at the expense of others to ensure that certain public objectives are met.
5. Politics is deeply involved in developing public policy.
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