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• W201110985 abstract "wish to be influential in the formation of policy. There are plenty of both. While members of other disciplines tend to view economics as being far too influential on government policy, economists are often frustrated at the blatant and pervasive policy inefficiencies that persist despite their best efforts. The aim is to help economists consider their role in the policy process, in terms of its appropriateness and effectiveness. The focus is on micro- rather than macroeconomic policy. The approach is to bring together a range of theory, empirical research and practical experience to provide practical insights and advice. The next section outlines the scope of politics as considered here, and describes the key groups of political players. A range of rationales for or against economist involvement in the policy process, including arguments around market failure, government failure and economist failure is then examined. There follows a brief overview of a range of very different theories about how policy is developed and influenced, with most attention paid to the favourite of economists: public choice theory. This flows into discussions of the specific challenges and opportunities facing policy-relevant economists, including lessons that have been learnt by economists from practical experience in the policy process. Advice about influencing policy is presented based on a survey of economists and others directly involved in policy development. Most of the material is relevant to economists (especially micro) working in any problem area, but examples are drawn mainly from the areas of agriculture and natural resource management. Politics Politics is taken to be the full range of social forces influencing government policy. Policy means the government's laws, regulations, financial programs and their interpretation, administration and supporting structures. The players in politics may be categorised into at least Ave groups: the voting public, politicians and their parties, bureaucracies, interest groups and the media. Ingredients of politics in a democracy include the values and attitudes of the voting community, the quest for power and survival by politicians and their parties, the ideologies and values of those political parties, the media as communicator and watchdog, the pursuit of resources, influence and effectiveness by the public service, and the attempts of interest groups to have their interests" @default.
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• W201110985 title "Policies and Politics: Challenges and Opportunities for Economists" @default.
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