The pluralist view of power argues that the power of wealthy individuals and the largest corporations is translated into public policy that disproportionately benefits the power elite.

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The pluralist view of power suggests that power is distributed among many groups, including interest groups and coalitions, which compete in the political process to influence public policy, rather than being concentrated in the hands of a wealthy elite or corporations.

The Pluralist View of Power Argues That the Power of Wealthy