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1.    A.    What does the term wellbeing mean to you?
B.    Does it make sense to think of wellbeing as the objective of public policy?
C.    What specific challenges does wellbeing as a public policy objective raise for policy makers? Be specific.
D.    Are these challenges surmountable? Briefly explain your answer.

2.    A.    Why is it important to measure wellbeing if it is going to be the objective of public policy?
B.    Give three alternative measures of wellbeing that have been suggested in the context of public policy.
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1.    A.    What does the term public policy mean to you?
B.    Why do we need public policy?
C.    What does evidence-informed public policy refer to?
D.    What types of evidence are we referring to give a couple of examples.

2.    A.    What does the term wellbeing mean to you?
B.    Does it make sense to think of wellbeing as the objective of public policy?
C.    What specific challenges does wellbeing as a public policy objective raise for policy makers? Be specific.