Identifying Client Politics in Federal Bureaucracy

Very Hard Unit 2: Branches Of Government Federal Bureaucracy

In the context of the federal bureaucracy, the concept of 'client politics' refers to a situation where specific groups benefit disproportionately from certain policies at the expense of the general public. This often leads to the establishment of bureaucratic agencies that cater to these interests. Which of the following statements best reflects an example of client politics in the federal bureaucracy?

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) enacting regulations that require all industries to reduce emissions, benefiting the general public.

The Department of Agriculture implementing subsidies that predominantly support large farming corporations over small family farms.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) increasing regulatory measures to protect all investors equally from fraud.

The Small Business Administration creating loan programs that assist small businesses in accessing capital.

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