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Lowi & Wilson Policy Typologies
PUB/POS 340
11/06/07
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Lowi’s Policy Typologyas updated by Ripley and Franklin
• Distributive
• Protective Regulatory
• Competitive Regulatory
• Redistributive
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Distributive
• Generally individualized decisions
• Low levels of conflict
• Lots of logrolling
• Hard to find actual “losers”
• Example: water projects
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Distributive Policies•Classic Logrolling Example
•Smooth Hawley Tariff Act 1930
•Ideology or Logrolling?
•Background for Smoot Hawley•Pastor / Callahan et al argued ideology•Irwin and Krozner found logrolling
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Distributive
Group A supportfor more benefits
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Distributive
Group A supportfor more benefits
Pressure onrepresentatives formore benefits to
group A
+
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Distributive
Group A supportfor more benefits
Pressure onrepresentatives formore benefits to
group A
+
+
willingness to supportother groups to get what
you want
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Distributive
Group A supportfor more benefits
Pressure onrepresentatives formore benefits to
group A
+
+
willingness to supportother groups to get what
you want
LogrollingActivity
+
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Distributive
Benefits tointerest group A
Group A supportfor more benefits
Pressure onrepresentatives formore benefits to
group A
+
+
+
willingness to supportother groups to get what
you want
LogrollingActivity
+
+
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Distributive
Benefits tointerest group A
Group A supportfor more benefits
Pressure onrepresentatives formore benefits to
group A
+
+
+
willingness to supportother groups to get what
you want
Benefits to othergroups
LogrollingActivity
+
++
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Distributive
Benefits tointerest group A
Group A supportfor more benefits
Pressure onrepresentatives formore benefits to
group A
+
+
+
willingness to supportother groups to get what
you want
Benefits to othergroups
Other groupsupport for
more benefits
LogrollingActivity
+
++
+
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Distributive
Benefits tointerest group A
Group A supportfor more benefits
Pressure onrepresentatives formore benefits to
group A
+
+
+
willingness to supportother groups to get what
you want
Benefits to othergroups
Other groupsupport for
more benefits
Pressure onrepresentatives for
"other" benefits
LogrollingActivity
+
++
+
+
+
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Distributive
• Can you think of other examples?
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Protective Regulatory
• Conflict between groups or coalitions of groups
• Tends to be rather more open
• Visible winners and losers
• Example: consumer protection law
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Protective Regulatory
activity thatharms people
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Protective Regulatory
Groups harmed bybusiness practices
activity thatharms people
+
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Protective Regulatory
Groups harmed bybusiness practices
mobilization of acoalition forregulation
+
activity thatharms people
+
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Protective Regulatory
Groups harmed bybusiness practices
mobilization of acoalition forregulation
pressure toregulate
+
+
activity thatharms people
+
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Protective Regulatory
Groups harmed bybusiness practices
mobilization of acoalition forregulation
pressure toregulate
Regulationon businesspractices
-
+
+
+
activity thatharms people
+
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Protective Regulatory
Groups harmed bybusiness practices
mobilization of acoalition forregulation
pressure toregulate
Regulationon businesspractices
-
+
+
+
+
activity thatharms people
+harm tobusinessprofits
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Protective Regulatory
Groups harmed bybusiness practices
mobilization of acoalition forregulation
pressure toregulate
Regulationon businesspractices
Businesses harmedby regulation
-
+
+
+
+
activity thatharms people
+harm tobusinessprofits
+
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Protective Regulatory
Groups harmed bybusiness practices
mobilization of acoalition forregulation
pressure toregulate
Regulationon businesspractices
Businesses harmedby regulation
Mobilization ofbusiness interest
coalitions
-
+
+
+
+
+
activity thatharms people
+harm tobusinessprofits
+
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Protective Regulatory
Groups harmed bybusiness practices
mobilization of acoalition forregulation
pressure toregulate
Regulationon businesspractices
Businesses harmedby regulation
Mobilization ofbusiness interest
coalitions
pressure toderegulate the
industry
-
+
+
+
+
+
+
-
activity thatharms people
+harm tobusinessprofits
+
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Protective Regulatory
• Can you think of any examples?
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Competitive Regulatory
• Protection of particular trades or professions
• Usually at state level
• Example: Licensing
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Competitive Regulatory
CompetitiveAdvantage of
Business or Group A
Market Shareoccupied by Group A
+
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Competitive Regulatory
CompetitiveAdvantage of
Business or Group A
Market Shareoccupied by Group A
Perceived Monopolyby group A
+
+
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Competitive Regulatory
CompetitiveAdvantage of
Business or Group A
Market Shareoccupied by Group A
Perceived Monopolyby group A
Pressure toregulate industry
-
+
+
+
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Competitive Regulatory
CompetitiveAdvantage of
Business or Group A
Market Shareoccupied by Group A
Perceived Monopolyby group A
Pressure toregulate industry
Advantages to "other"businesses or groups+ -
+
+
+
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Competitive Regulatory
CompetitiveAdvantage of
Business or Group A
Market Shareoccupied by Group A
Perceived Monopolyby group A
Pressure toregulate industry
Advantages to "other"businesses or groups
Market share ofother groups
+
+
-
+
+
+
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Competitive Regulatory
CompetitiveAdvantage of
Business or Group A
Market Shareoccupied by Group A
Perceived Monopolyby group A
Pressure toregulate industry
Advantages to "other"businesses or groups
Market share ofother groups
Perception of acompetitive market
+
+
+
-
-
+
+
+
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Redistributive
• Shifts in wealth, property, income, or rights
• Examples: welfare, civil rights acts
• Difficult to pass because it requires that the less powerful prevail over the powerful.
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Redistributive
problemsaccumulating forthe less powerful
group
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Redistributive
problemsaccumulating forthe less powerful
group
problems reaching thenational agenda
+
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Redistributive
problemsaccumulating forthe less powerful
group
problems reaching thenational agenda
+
pressure to "do something"to help the less powerful
group
+
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Redistributive
problemsaccumulating forthe less powerful
group
problems reaching thenational agenda
+
pressure to "do something"to help the less powerful
group
+
Status quo power toprevent policy change
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Redistributive
problemsaccumulating forthe less powerful
group
problems reaching thenational agenda
+
pressure to "do something"to help the less powerful
group
+
Policy change to helpthe less powerful group
+
Status quo power toprevent policy change
-
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Redistributive
problemsaccumulating forthe less powerful
group
problems reaching thenational agenda
+
pressure to "do something"to help the less powerful
group
+
Policy change to helpthe less powerful group
+
-
Status quo power toprevent policy change
-
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