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silviawilliams41

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Which of the following is NOT a contextual factor that could affect implementation?
 
  a. Which political party is in power.
  b. Rulings of the courts.
  c. Degree of interdepartmental cooperation.
  d. The media.

Question 2

The policy implementation systems framework allows us to:
 
  a. Place the policy in its political, economic, and legal context.
  b. Troubleshoot how the implementation process is flawed.
  c. Track the implementation of a policy from its enactment to its final outcome.
  d. All of these choices.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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