Policy+Making+Process

Four Types of Policy Making: Interest Group Politics-a small group benefits and another small group pays Cost-burden people must bear if policy is enacted Benefit-satisfaction that people believe they will enjoy if policy is adopted Client Politics- small group benefits and almost everybody pays Pork Barrel Legislation-gives tangible benefits to constituents in hope of winning their votes Logrolling-legislator supports another legislator's proposal in return for support in is Majoritarian Politics- almost everybody benefits and almost everybody pays Entrepreneurial Politics-amost everybody benefits and a small group pays Policy Entrepreneurs-activists who pull together a political majority on behalf of unorganized interests