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Policy Implementation

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is a process of interaction between the setting of goals and actions geared to achieve them.

a)

Policy Formulation

b)

Policy Evaluation

c)

Issue Identification

d)

Policy Implementation

2.

It holds that governments tend to respond to policy issues by moving from the least coercive policy instruments to the most coercive.

a)

Coercion Theory

b)

Neo-Marxist Approach

c)

Public Choice Theory

d)

The Big Bang Theory

3.

It holds that the state will choose different policy instruments depending on the economic power of the constituency group.

a)

Coercion Theory

b)

Neo-Marxist Approach

c)

Public Choice Theory

d)

The Big Bang Theory

4.

It argues that politicians choose policy instruments on the basis of improving their electoral position.

a)

Coercion Theory

b)

Neo-Marxist Approach

c)

Public Choice Theory

d)

The Big Bang Theory

5.

The following are the main activities involved in implementation except

a)

Organization

b)

Evaluation

c)

Interpretation

d)

Application

6.

It means to require people to adopt new behavior under threat of penalties.

a)

Information

b)

Inducement

c)

Enforcement

d)

Benefaction

7.

It means to offer positive benefits or incentives to people who changes their behavior in the desired direction.

a)

Information

b)

Inducement

c)

Enforcement

d)

Benefaction

8.

According to Hogwood and Gunn “once a policy is formulated, enacted and adopted, it will logically be implemented” is ________.

a)

always valid

b)

not always valid

9.

It requires choosing the appropriate organizational form for accomplishing the task.

a)

Procedural and Managerial Approach

b)

Political Approach

c)

Behavioral Approach

d)

Structural Approach

10.

It soothes acceptability and consensus building required in implementing policies viewed with conflicting lenses by various stakeholders.

a)

Political Approach

b)

Procedural and Managerial Approach

c)

Behavioral Approach

d)

Structural Approach