A realistic assessment of policy alternatives almost always requires consideration of the feasibility of their adoption and implementation. How can we make predictions about feasibility? How can we alter policy alternatives to improve their feasibility?

The discussion board question is: A realistic assessment of policy alternatives almost always requires consideration of the feasibility of their adoption and implementation. How can we make predictions about feasibility? How can we alter policy alternatives to improve their feasibility?

In the DB attachment, I have uploaded my initial post (stance) and two DB to respond to. Each response needs to be 200 words min, 3 schoarly articles for each that have been published in the past five years. Ensure agreement, disagreement and indepth within each response. Replies should agree with my initial post. In-text citations with page number.

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