Suppose a government programme achieves its output targets but the intended social outcome does not improve Which conclu...
Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
Suppose a government programme achieves its output targets but the intended social outcome does not improve Which conclusion is most appropriate?
Options
A. Output achievement automatically proves effectiveness
B. The programme is necessarily economical
C. Outputs have been achieved, but effectiveness in terms of outcomes remains questionable
D. Expenditure automatically becomes justified
Explanation
Outputs are immediate products or services, whereas outcomes represent the broader changes produced. Successful output delivery does not necessarily guarantee successful outcomes.
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