What happens to a public policy after it has been implemented?
a)it is evaluated to see if it address an issue.
b)it goes to the president for final approval.
c)it goes through a trial period before becoming law.
d)it is only put in place in specific communities.

A) It is evaluated to see if it helped address an issue.

Explanation:

According to my research on the political process that takes place when creating a public policy, I can say that once the public policy is implemented and in full effect within the community it is then evaluated to see if it helped address an issue. They do this in order to see if the policy was a success and as well as making sure that it did not create any unforeseen problem.

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