Theoretical analysis examines cognitive constraints in public policy, indicating that bounded rationality shapes decisions across both policymakers and citizens.
Key Points
To examine the role of bounded rationality in public policy, focusing on the cognitive and informational constraints experienced by both target populations and policymakers.
Conceptual and theoretical policy analysis framework.
Investigation of cognitive limits, information processing constraints, and behavioral responses in governance.
Policymakers encounter systemic limitations in gathering accurate data and understanding complex societal contexts.
Public policy effectiveness depends critically on accounting for non-ideal decision-making in both administrative bodies and target groups.
Cite This Study
Waldemiro Francisco Sorte (2026) studied this question.