According to Peters (2002), which of the following are considered stages of policy development?
A)Recognition of a problem or issue
B)Agenda setting
C)Policy formation
D)Brain storming
E)Budgeting

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Stages of policy development typically include recognizing a problem or issue, setting an agenda for addressing it, and forming policies to tackle the identified problem. Brainstorming is a technique used within these stages, and budgeting, while related to policy implementation, is not considered a stage of policy development itself.

According to Peters (2002), Which of the Following Are Considered