______ refers to the availability and reliability of technology needed for policy implementation.
A. Technical feasibility
B. Administrative feasibility
C. Financial feasibility
D. Technological efficiency
A. Technical feasibility
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When a policy innovation seeks ambitious changes in existing programs but allocates only minimal resources, it suffers from:
a. A flawed strategy. b. Faulty implementation. c. An uncertain prognosis. d. An internal contradiction.
Tax equity is understood as
a. everyone paying the same amount of taxes. b. wealthier people paying more taxes than poorer people. c. who bears the burden of paying taxes. d. poorer people paying more taxes than wealthy people.
The speed limit had always been a maximum of 55 mph until the Carter administration
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The president has no appointment powers over the Federal Reserve Board
Indicate whether the statement is true or false