As said in the economic theory of regulation, the benefits get by the interest groups are obtained by creating pressure and lobbying politicians because these organize different activities to gain popularity among society and politicians see the opportunity to earn the public support they need by supplying regulatory policy benefits.
Although the theory shows how interest groups pressures over politicians and bureaucrats to obtain benefits, it does not explain the processes they take to influence regulators and the regulatory policy process. Due this deficiency a group of scholars developed the congressional dominance theory, which gives the congress members the authority to create an incentive system where bureaucrats must follow their preferences.
Although the theory shows how interest groups pressures over politicians and bureaucrats to obtain benefits, it does not explain the processes they take to influence regulators and the regulatory policy process. Due this deficiency a group of scholars developed the congressional dominance theory, which gives the congress members the authority to create an incentive system where bureaucrats must follow their preferences.