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What are some of the reasons for policy termination? What are some of the roadblocks to policy termination? How might these roadblocks be minimized?

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The expert examines public policy termination reasons. Some of the roadblocks to policy termination are determined.

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One of the primary reasons for policy termination is due to the fact that a given policy has outlived its usefulness in bringing about the change or condition that it was implemented to bring about. Another reason for policy termination is due to the fact that the conditions under which certain policies were developed and implemented have changed, which makes these policies no longer useful. An example of this is the policy of the US government to monitor and assist the Indians on reservations with their affairs, but this ...

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