B- it was legal but very few practiced it
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although you forgot to attach the options for this question we can comment on the following.
The steps that should occur before taking action in the problem-solving process are the following.
-gathering information
-considering options
-weighing disadvantages.
These steps are very important before taking any action before you have to weigh your options. This means that you need to consider alternatives, seize all of them and choose the one that can help you best solve the issue at hand.
If you forget to take these steps, you will probably miss something and the decision could not be the best. So, analyze the situation, understand the problem, generate alternatives, choose one, make the decision, and be quick to implement it. After taking action do not forget to evaluate.
To have as much government control and regulation to remain in power and make big decisions as a whole.
