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The second stage in the policy process is called:

When a government provides a service for a fee it is known as:

A push for historic preservation arose in response to:

Policies that try to stimulate desire for an area’s products, bringing money to a community by “exporting” goods and services produced there, are called:

The broad set of effects, both intended and unintended, of a policy is called:

Vouchers work best when there are few choices among service providers.

The comparison of local service performance against a national standard is called:

A fund where revenues and expenses for a specific service, such as water, is sequestered and restricted to the service’s operation is known as:

Expenses and revenues of running the government on an annual basis, such as supplies and personnel, are called:

The process by which a lender or local government moves to reclaim a property because the homeowners have failed to make mortgage payments, property tax payments, or both is: