When Debating the Results of a Policy Evaluation, Evaluators Often

Multiple Choice

When debating the results of a policy evaluation, evaluators often have to defend against what type of criticism?

A) There was not enough time for the true effects of the policy to emerge.
B) They gave too much preference to one outcome criteria.
C) The cost reductions or the social benefits aren't enough to justify continuing the policy.
D) All of these choices are types of criticism often encountered