Which of the following are potential aspects of the legislative process that origin, rational choice, and incrementalist theories fail to address (select all that apply)? Legislators decide on legislation by first identifying a problem, then evaluating all the potential legislative solutions to that problem, and finally choosing the legislation that represents the best solution to that problem.

Most new legislation is just a slightly modified version of previous legislation.

Many legislative solutions exist before it is clear what problem they are meant to solve.

The constant flow of participants into and out of the legislative process.