Policy demands refers to how
A)some issues are placed on the policy agenda.
B)direct costs are measured.
C)policy is implemented
D)none of the above
E)all of the above

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Policy demands refer to how certain issues are brought to the attention of policymakers and placed on the policy agenda. It is the process by which stakeholders and interest groups advocate for certain policies and prioritize them for consideration by lawmakers. Direct costs and policy implementation are important aspects of the policy-making process but they are not directly related to policy demands.

Policy Demands Refers to How