In this course, we define an "issue" as the basic unit of consideration for nonmarket analysis. Of the statements below, identify ALL that are true about "issue" as the term is used in nonmarket analysis:

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An issue is usually a specific policy question, but it may also be expressed as a general policy description.

Different organized groups, interested parties and individuals will desire different outcomes for an issue. Another way of saying this is "stakeholders will vary on which issue outcome they prefer."

An issue must be phrased so that the possible outcomes can be expressed along a single line or continuum (such as yes or no; 1,3,5,7,9; never, sometimes, always).

The possible outcomes of an issue represent different policy alternatives.

None of the above are true