What does a claim of policy argue?
A. Whether something is an accepted fact or not
B. Whether something is morally right or wrong
C. Whether or not a specific action should take place
D. Whether one thing causes another to happen
Answer (1)
A claim of policy argues whether or not a specific action should take place, often calling for changes in practices or policies. It is focused on proposing actions as solutions to issues. For example, a claim might advocate for stricter emissions regulations to address climate change. ;
