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they try to gain power by winning elective offices
The Federal bureaucracy is given discretionary authority, which basicly gives it the power to make policies not spelled out in constitution. This power has allowed the bureaucracy to grow, and given them independence.
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political power, public policy power, democratic power
Power of the purse is the influence that legislatures have over public policy because of their power to vote money for public.
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they try to gain power by winning elective offices
Economists have often advocated antitrust policy, public enterprise, or regulation to control the abuse of monopoly power.
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Thomas R. Dye, Political Scientist from Lincoln Center on Public Service, has written about public policy for 30 years. He posits that in the U.S. , an oligopoly sets the agenda for public policy based on the interests of the top socio-eco-military elites - from the top down. Setting the agenda means to access the means of governmental power - legislative, regulatory, executive, semi-autonomous agencies.
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