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klasskru [66]
2 years ago
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A government provides citizens with a job-training program so more people can enter a new job feild. What type of policy techniq

ue is this an example of?
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Allushta [10]2 years ago
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When government provides citizens with a job-training program so more people can enter a new job field, this is a capacity policy.

<h3>What is Capacity Policy?</h3>

From the government's perspective, policy capacity is usually defined as the government's ability to make intelligent choices to set strategic directions and scan the environment, to weigh and assess the implications of policy alternatives.

Thus, policy capacity is usually defined from the government's perspective as the government's ability to make intelligent choices. When government provides citizens with a job-training program, this is a capacity policy.

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