Internal evaluators are the most likely to produce fully informed policy evaluations due to ease of access to policy data.

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Internal evaluators may have easier access to data, but their evaluations can be biased due to their close involvement with the policy, making it less likely for them to produce fully informed and objective evaluations compared to external evaluators who can offer a more impartial perspective.

Internal Evaluators Are the Most Likely to Produce Fully Informed