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privileged position of business: a standalone construct

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Comparative political economy

the claim that in market systems governments must induce business to invest and produce, giving business leaders influence beyond that of other interest groups.

In comparative political economy, privileged position of business refers to the claim that in market systems governments must induce business to invest and produce, giving business leaders influence beyond that of other interest groups. This meaning comes from Lindblom (1977) in Politics and markets.[1]

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  1. Lindblom, C. E. (1977). Politics and markets. Basic Books. ISBN 9780465059584

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