The Elite Model of Public Policy Quiz

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According to the elite model of public policy, who are considered as elites?

  • Civil society organizations and community leaders
  • Independent researchers and university professors
  • Political leaders, business executives, and high-ranking government officials (correct)
  • Lower-level government employees and local business owners

How do elites influence public policy according to the elite model?

  • Celebrity endorsements, public speeches, entertainment industry influence
  • Lobbying, campaign contributions, media ownership and control (correct)
  • Public protests, grassroots movements, social media campaigns
  • Academic publications, public debates, community forums

What is the primary focus of the elite model of public policy?

  • Equal representation of all societal groups in policy formulation
  • Decentralization of power and resources for policy decision-making
  • Influence of a small group of influential individuals on public policy-making (correct)
  • Complete exclusion of elites from the policy-making process

Which of the following is a method through which elites can shape public opinion according to the elite model?

<p>Owning and controlling media outlets (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the elite model, what do elites have access to that enables them to influence public policy?

<p>Power, resources, and information (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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