Yardstick reports tell how the criteria were selected or developed

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Yardstick reports, which examine problems with two or more solutions, include a section on how the criteria were selected or developed. They begin by describing the problem or need, and then they explain possible solutions, establish criteria for comparing alternatives, explain the development of the criteria, discuss and evaluate alternatives, and, finally, draw conclusions and make recommendations.