Incremental policy decision making implies that

A. Rational policy decisions are made in a special predetermined order

B. Political elites make the majority of policy decisions

C. Small decisions made at the margins of usually the reality of change

D. Decisions of great importance are made quickly, while less important ones are made slowly

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Lina Buchanan

21 March, 08:38

Incremental policy decision making implies that

A. Rational policy decisions are made in a special predetermined order

B. Political elites make the majority of policy decisions

C. Small decisions made at the margins of usually the reality of change

D. Decisions of great importance are made quickly, while less important ones are made slowly

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Harold · Answer 1

B. Political elites make the majority of policy decisions

Explanation:

View most policy decisions are not made by the rational process and are divided into small steps and the decision-makers are not fully rational and consider only a limited alternative during the each step.