During a legislative debate over a state-wide housing reform bill, three different proposals are introduced to determine how municipal zoning decisions should be made:
* Proposal 1: Decisions are made by a state-appointed board composed of major real estate developers and urban planning experts.
* Proposal 2: Decisions are made through local neighborhood assemblies where all residents vote directly on zoning changes.
* Proposal 3: Decisions are negotiated among coalitions of local business associations, tenant advocacy groups, and environmental groups.
Which of the following correctly matches each proposal with the model of representative democracy it represents?
- AProposal 1: Pluralist; Proposal 2: Participatory; Proposal 3: Elite
- BProposal 1: Elite; Proposal 2: Pluralist; Proposal 3: Participatory
- Proposal 1: Elite; Proposal 2: Participatory; Proposal 3: PluralistCevap
- DProposal 1: Participatory; Proposal 2: Pluralist; Proposal 3: Elite
Cevap
Proposal 1 represents elite democracy, Proposal 2 represents participatory democracy, and Proposal 3 represents pluralist democracy.
Proposal 1 aligns with elite democracy because it limits decision-making power to a select group of wealthy developers and credentialed experts who hold disproportionate influence. Proposal 2 represents participatory democracy because it emphasizes broad, direct participation by ordinary citizens in local governance. Proposal 3 aligns with pluralist democracy because it views policymaking as a process of compromise and competition among various organized interest groups, such as tenant unions and business coalitions.
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