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Wilson's typology of regulatory politics: a standalone construct

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a classification of policy politics by whether costs and benefits are concentrated or diffuse, yielding majoritarian, client, entrepreneurial and interest-group politics.

In public administration, Wilson's typology of regulatory politics refers to a classification of policy politics by whether costs and benefits are concentrated or diffuse, yielding majoritarian, client, entrepreneurial and interest-group politics. This meaning comes from Wilson (1980) in The Politics of regulation.[1]

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References

  1. Wilson, J. Q. (1980). The Politics of regulation. Basic Books. ISBN 9780465059676

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