Political Scientist Theodore Lowi Has Questioned Pluralist Theory by Suggesting

Multiple Choice

Political scientist Theodore Lowi has questioned pluralist theory by suggesting that

A) special interests should never receive benefits from government.
B) there is no concept of the public interest in a system that gives special interests the ability to determine the policies affecting them.
C) policies that favor a series of minorities are inherently fairer than policies that ignore small groups in favor of a majority.
D) the sum of people's special interests is a rough approximation of society's collective interest.
E) Madisonian theory has created a perfect balance of special interest and common good.