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Direct linkMeyer, Daniel R.; Cancian, Maria; Nam, Kisun – Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 2007
There is little research on knowledge of the policy rules that could affect individuals, either in general or in evaluations of new programs. The lack of research is surprising, given that knowledge gaps could limit the effectiveness of reforms or lead to incorrect inferences regarding the effects of a policy change. In this article, we use survey…
Descriptors: Program Effectiveness, Knowledge Level, Inferences, Caseworkers
