Policy analysis: a systematic approach to supporting policymaking in the public sector

Analysis of six monthly distribution system for food grains in the public distribution system of Punjab, India: A beneficiary's perspective

“…It systematically helped to break down this complex macro scale problem into measureable sub-objectives which actually formulate the essence of this food policy. This was consistent with the findings of Feng and Keller (2006), Gregory et al, (2005), and Walker (2000). The objectives hierarchy was critical to identify the important matrices which realistically measure the performance of the policy which otherwise was not possible.…”

Analysis of six monthly distribution system for food grains in the public distribution system of Punjab, India: A beneficiary's perspective

“…It systematically helped to break down this complex macro scale problem into measureable sub-objectives which actually formulate the essence of this food policy. This was consistent with the findings of Feng and Keller (2006), Gregory et al, (2005), and Walker (2000). The objectives hierarchy was critical to identify the important matrices which realistically measure the performance of the policy which otherwise was not possible.…”

A Survey of Papers Using Indonesian Firm-Level Data: Research Questions and Insights for Novel Policy-Relevant Research in Economics

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The impact of sustainable tourism indicators on destination competitiveness: the European Tourism Indicator System

“…While gathering data is a technical task, the evaluation of such data for decision-making is political (Zabetta et al, 2014). ETIS stakeholders want to see how the public sector takes policy decisions based on data collected through the ETIS process (Zabetta et al, 2014), as the influence of evidence on policy is balanced against other factors, such as, inertia, ideology, and financial considerations (Dredge, 2006a;Walker, 2000), which slow down and dilute the impacts of decisions. Change is slow, and the explanation behind how DMOs acted on ETIS usually lies in their long track record of sustainability actions.…”

Analysis of six monthly distribution system for food grains in the public distribution system of Punjab, India: A beneficiary's perspective

“…It systematically helped to break down this complex macro scale problem into measureable sub-objectives which actually formulate the essence of this food policy. This was consistent with the findings of Feng and Keller (2006), Gregory et al, (2005), and Walker (2000). The objectives hierarchy was critical to identify the important matrices which realistically measure the performance of the policy which otherwise was not possible.…”

A Survey of Papers Using Indonesian Firm-Level Data: Research Questions and Insights for Novel Policy-Relevant Research in Economics

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The impact of sustainable tourism indicators on destination competitiveness: the European Tourism Indicator System

“…While gathering data is a technical task, the evaluation of such data for decision-making is political (Zabetta et al, 2014). ETIS stakeholders want to see how the public sector takes policy decisions based on data collected through the ETIS process (Zabetta et al, 2014), as the influence of evidence on policy is balanced against other factors, such as, inertia, ideology, and financial considerations (Dredge, 2006a;Walker, 2000), which slow down and dilute the impacts of decisions. Change is slow, and the explanation behind how DMOs acted on ETIS usually lies in their long track record of sustainability actions.…”

Analysis of six monthly distribution system for food grains in the public distribution system of Punjab, India: A beneficiary's perspective

“…It systematically helped to break down this complex macro scale problem into measureable sub-objectives which actually formulate the essence of this food policy. This was consistent with the findings of Feng and Keller (2006), Gregory et al, (2005), and Walker (2000). The objectives hierarchy was critical to identify the important matrices which realistically measure the performance of the policy which otherwise was not possible.…”

A Survey of Papers Using Indonesian Firm-Level Data: Research Questions and Insights for Novel Policy-Relevant Research in Economics

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The impact of sustainable tourism indicators on destination competitiveness: the European Tourism Indicator System

“…While gathering data is a technical task, the evaluation of such data for decision-making is political (Zabetta et al, 2014). ETIS stakeholders want to see how the public sector takes policy decisions based on data collected through the ETIS process (Zabetta et al, 2014), as the influence of evidence on policy is balanced against other factors, such as, inertia, ideology, and financial considerations (Dredge, 2006a;Walker, 2000), which slow down and dilute the impacts of decisions. Change is slow, and the explanation behind how DMOs acted on ETIS usually lies in their long track record of sustainability actions.…”