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TKBI - Reading Comprehension
113. Read the following passage, then answer the question below.
When local governments look to replicate policies that succeeded elsewhere, they often rely on benchmarking: identifying a comparable jurisdiction, studying its approach, and adapting it to local conditions. This method has clear appeal, offering a shortcut past the trial-and-error typically required to design policy from scratch. Yet benchmarking carries a subtle risk that is easy to overlook: the visible components of a successful policy, such as its formal structure or funding mechanism, are often far easier to observe and copy than the less visible conditions that made it succeed in the first place, such as a particular administrator's personal relationships with community leaders, or a historical accident of timing that aligned the policy with an unusually receptive political moment. When jurisdictions replicate only the visible structure while overlooking these invisible enabling conditions, the transplanted policy may retain the same name and formal design as its model while functioning quite differently in practice.
What happens when jurisdictions copy only the visible structure of a policy?
Jawaban: B
Pembahasan: Jawaban memerlukan pemahaman inferensial dari keseluruhan isi passage "The Limits of Benchmarking in Policy Transfer", bukan kutipan literal tunggal.