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1
Which of the below is a characteristic of an analyst in 1960's?
2
Which factor is emphasized in assessing the political feasibility of policy adoption?
3
What is a key feature of participatory governance in public policy formation?
4
Which of the following methods can help in developing innovative policy alternatives?
5
`Policy processes and analyses intrinsically involve estimation and prediction since the world is complex and not readily and easily comprehensible.`
Which of the following category does the above statement explain?
6
What is the critical value built upon constitutions, laws, rules, and principles that protect citizens against arbitrary governance?
7
Which of the below are the problems in Policy Evaluation?

I- uncertainty over policy goals
II- difficulties in determining causality
III- diffuse policy impacts
IV- difficulties in data acquisition
V- official resistance
VI- a limited time perspective
8
A (an) ..................... constitutes a decision that effectively quashes or obstructs an underlying or apparent opposition to the beliefs and concerns of the decision-maker.
9
Which of the following is a key condition for long-term success of an adopted public policy?
10
Which of the following is a key characteristic of the Incremental Model in policy formation?
11
What is the main strategy that Street-Level Bureaucrats develop?
12
What is the primary purpose of the evaluation stage in public policy?
13
An ____________ refers to particular mutually beneficial relationships between legislative committees or subcommittees, executive branches and government agencies, and interest groups in the private (or civic) sector.
Which of the following does the explanation refer to?
14
Which of the following best explains the role of interest groups in policymaking?
15
The decisions taken with the help of the public policy analysis process at an individual scale are also under the influence of the limitations in the decisions taken at the public level. The concept of bounded rationality is used to express the problems experienced in the human decision-making process states that we cannot collect all the data about a desired decision.

Who does coin and use intentionally the major concept of bounded rationality?
16
Which of the following best defines a 'framework' in public policy analysis?
17
At the Graduate School of Public Policy in Berkeley, I discouraged discussions on the meaning of policy analysis. Hundreds of conversations on this slippery subject had proven futile, even exasperating, possibly dangerous. For whenever my colleagues and I began our courses by asking “What is a policy analysis?” or, a choice that proved to be worse, “What is a problem?” student
anxiety rose alarmingly. The classroom crackled with tension. It was as if students felt the faculty were withholding something vital - the strange and simple secret of analysis (which we must have
known because students couldn’t learn it). … Yet our promise of pie in the sky by-and-by, though designed of course, to soothe the raging beast, was proved by experience. Students did learn to
do analysis; and if our observation and their job experience were any guide, students not only felt but were more competent.

Whose exact wording is given above?
18
Which of the following is an example of “bottom-up” implementation?
19
Which key concept in New Public Management (NPM) focuses on results and performance?
20
Which of the below is not one of the root problems to be solved by the public analysts?

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