The text focuses on three causative factors as to why changes in the policy process may occur. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
a. Changes in the policy process may be purposeful and intentional reforms made by the disgruntled public.
b. Some changes, because of broad or multiple driving forces, can best be regarded as responses to alterations in the policy environment.
c. Changes in the policy process may be the unintended consequences of actions taken for other purposes.
d. There are changes that are formally designed and adopted, and that operate generally as intended.
Question 2
Some policies are of sufficient magnitude or impact, or make such a departure from the existing order, as to merit designation as basic or fundamental. Which of the following is an example of one of these policies?
a. the Clean Air Act (1970)
b. the Government in the Sunshine Act (1976)
c. the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (2002)
d. the Regulatory Negotiation Act (1990)
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