Develop evaluate criteria Flashcards

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Effectiveness

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Do the policy alternatives reach the outcome goal?
Operational measures that define “effective”
An estimate of it’s likelihood of working
Was the economic stimulus effective?
Opportunity Insights: Economic Tracker

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Efficiency

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One step beyond effectiveness … effectiveness relative to costs
This has a very strong value in the US
Efficient policy: works well at a low cost

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Equity

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Fairness in the distribution of cost, benefits and risk across the population
Important when redistributive are proposed
Process vs. outcome equity
Example: tax cuts
Wealth inequity
Addressing racial (in) justice / inequity

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Liberty/Freedom

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Extent to which the public extend or restricts privacy and individual rights and choice
Difficult to disentangle freedom from ideological view
For example, nation ID cards, restrictions on internet use, property rights, abortion rights

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Political feasibility

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Will politicians support the alternative

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Social feasibility

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Will the public support a proposal

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Administrative feasibility

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Can it be implemented and manages well?

Example: Immigration policy, Drug Policy: drug courts

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Technical feasibility

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Are the technologies available to implement the policy? Can it be done?

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