According to David Easton's Systems Theory, 'Outputs' in the policy process refer to:
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Correct answer: Decisions and actions taken by the government
In Easton's model, the political system receives 'Inputs' (demands/support) and converts them into 'Outputs' (policies/decisions). These outputs then generate 'Feedback' which influences future inputs.
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