A senator asks her legislative aide to write a policy brief about low-income housing policy in her state.The aide writes a good policy brief,which

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A good policy brief should provide an impartial summary of what is known about a particular policy issue. While government reports can be a good source of data, relying solely on them can limit the scope and objectivity of the brief. Scholarly sources can provide in-depth analysis, but they may not be easily accessible to policymakers and may not include current policy recommendations. Including only one political viewpoint could make the brief biased and limit its usefulness in bipartisan discussions. Therefore, B is the best choice.

A Senator Asks Her Legislative Aide to Write a Policy