Question

Rather than seeking to rationally understand everything that is involved in a particular policy or optimize every action taken to address a problem, policy makers may actually seek to ________, which can lead to less-than-rational and less-than-efficient public policy. use bounded rationality rationalize satisfice table

Answer 1

Policy makers may actually seek to "satisfice".

Satisficing mean that policy makers will target the acquiring of some satisfactory outcomes based on the fact that satisfactory stance is familiar and safe as opposed to keeping the goal of best acquirable targets which will have caused great effort, financing and taking risks of course.