Entry:
Abramson, Alan J. and Penner, Rudolph G., "Special Interests, Public Opinion, and Public Policy," The American Enterprise, 6 (September/October, 1990), 79-80.
Abstract:
Public opinion rather than special interests most influences spending priorities. The elderly capture more benefits largely because the public as a whole supports such policies.
GSS Years:1973-1988
Other Data Sets:
Gallup; OMB; Congressional Budget Office
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| NATARMS |
"MILITARY |
| NATHEAL |
IMPROVING & PROTECTING NATIONS HEALTH |
| NATEDUC |
IMPROVING NATIONS EDUCATION SYSTEM |
| NATENVIR |
IMPROVING & PROTECTING ENVIRONMENT |