a. Imagine Washington State is considering implementing a program that pays monetary awards to families when their high school age children meet certain goals (for example, school attendance, achievement on standardized tests, receiving regular dental checkups, and receiving flu shots). WSIPP has been asked by the state legislature to assess whether the state should adopt this policy.

b. Name three potential secondary impacts that WSIPP might consider in evaluating the policy.

Indicate how WSIPP might go about making predictions of one of these impacts and then monetize them. (You need not go beyond the level of detail provided in the table to the case, but write in complete sentences.)