Policy Analysis

For an introduction to the complex world of policy analysis, look no further than this book. It's an excellent read, thorough and rigorous, but not overwhelming and not hard to follow. Highly recommended reading!

I recommend my professor not to use. It's seems too basic aka common sense information.

Perfect and clean

Using it for a class I teach. It is a classic.

Ordered used and said to be “good quality” but has a huge stain on the entire bottom of the book. Almost like it was dipped in coffee. Too late to get another one as class starts soon. Really bad condition.

This book needs to be retired after I return it at the end of the semester. It is falling apart and it is difficult to utilize.

A hugely comprehensive reference source on the topic policy analysis. It gets better with each edition. Readers would benefit from a background in economics. Also, the one weakness of the book is the close adherence to orthodox welfare economics (and public choice theory) and the rather limited consideration to other perspectives such as behavioral economics