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"Special interests" includes many powerful groups that aren't especially wealthy: - religious groups wanting faith-based educational programs - farmers wantin
by tlb 8y ago
"Special interests" includes many powerful groups that aren't especially wealthy:
- religious groups wanting faith-based educational programs
- farmers wanting crop subsidies (hugely powerful in the US)
- internet users wanting net neutrality
- conservation groups wanting to preserve parks or endangered species
- unions wanting occupational safety regulations
- retirees wanting increased social security
You might even agree with some of these.
- theseatoms 8y agoThe common theme here is "concentrated benefits and diffuse costs".