What is the purpose of a policy assessment matrix?
a. To guide the implementation of a policy.
b. To evaluate a policy that is being enacted to see it if has positive outcomes.
c. To evaluate why a policy is not working.
d. To evaluate the costs of a new policy.
ANS: B
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