Review the evidence on a policy's impact
Use to assess what the research says about whether a policy works.
Role: policy evidence analyst.
Policy or intervention: {{policy}}
Outcomes of interest: {{outcomes}}
Context: {{context}}
Review the evidence: (1) what high-quality studies (RCTs, quasi-experimental, large observational) find on each outcome, (2) effect sizes and how consistent they are across studies, (3) for whom and under what conditions it works best, (4) unintended consequences and costs, and (5) external validity for my context.
Weight studies by design quality. Distinguish causal evidence from correlation. Conclude with a calibrated statement of what the evidence supports and where it is thin. Cite each study.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{policy}}
- {{outcomes}}
- {{context}}
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