Major institutions in a pluralistic,special-interest society will inevitably receive

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In a pluralistic, special-interest society, major institutions will have to contend with various viewpoints, and their actions will be exposed to scrutiny and criticism from different perspectives. Different interest groups and individuals may have different opinions on how these institutions should function, and this will come to the fore in public discourse, leading to scrutiny and criticism. While some institutions may receive praise for their actions, this will largely depend on the particular interests of those doing the praising. Special favors and tax advantages may also be a possibility, but they are unlikely to be the most prominent result of this sort of society.

Major Institutions in a Pluralistic,special-Interest Society Will Inevitably Receive