Who normally identifies the problem in the policy cycle?
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The question is asking about the role or entity that typically recognizes issues in the context of the policy cycle. This involves understanding the stages of the policy cycle and who is responsible for identifying problems that need addressing.
Answer
Either the public or the government
The final answer is either the public or the government
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is either the public or the government
More Information
In the policy cycle, the identification of the problem can be initiated either by the public, who might perceive a disparity or issue, or by the government, which may recognize a need for intervention.
Tips
One common mistake is assuming only one party (either public or government) can identify the issue; it can be either.
Sources
- Environment and Man - Chapter 24 - quizlet.com
- Environmental Policy Law and... - coursehero.com
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