Daxhammer, Rolf creator text xx Peter Lang Gmbh, Internationaler Verlag Der Wissenschaften 1995 9999 monographic d d

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Special Interest Groups are an integral part of economic policy decision making in democratic societies. In this book, they are to be discussed in terms of their impact on a country's economic performance. To do so the concept of a market for special privileges has to be introduced in order to develop an explicit demand/supply framework encompassing both special interest groups and political decision makers. Thus, the whole range of economists' tools can be applied to a topic that has implications not only for Economics but also for Political Science and Business Administration. The analysis opens the door for a critical assessment of recommendations that are discussed with respect to curbing and channelling the influence of special interest groups on economic policy making. Daxhammer, Rolf Democracy 338.9 DAX 9783631477892 260302 20260302160849.0