Policy Continuity Theory
A theoretical framework maintaining that stable governments are more likely to achieve successful policy outcomes because they ensure consistency in policy objectives, implementation strategies, and institutional support.
Source: Leadership Turnover and Financial Inclusion Policy in the UK: Assessing Impact of Prime Ministerial Changes on Access to Banking Credit and Fintech Adoption (2021-2026) (Academic research) · p.3
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