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Lobbyismus und gesamtwirtschaftliche Entwicklung

Author : Theresa Hager

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Zusammenfassung

Dieser Beitrag gibt einen Überblick über die wissenschaftliche Diskussion zu Mancur Olsons Interessengruppen-Theorien, wie sie in seinen Hauptwerken „Logik des kollektiven Handelns“ (1965) und „Aufstieg und Niedergang der Nationen“ (1982) vertreten werden. Die Hauptargumente bezüglich der Benachteiligung großer Gruppen bei der Organisation kollektiven Handelns und die daraus abgeleiteten Folgen für das Wirtschaftswachstum werden dargestellt und kritisch gewürdigt. Im Mittelpunkt steht dabei Olsons Argument der sogenannten „institutionellen Sklerose“, die einen Zusammenhang zwischen der Interessengruppenaktivität und dem langfristigen wirtschaftlichen Wachstum postuliert. Darüber hinaus werden die empirischen Belege, die in Fallstudien und Regressionsanalysen über die letzten Jahrzehnte vorgelegt wurden, überprüft, kategorisiert und zusammengefasst, um die Quantifizierung von Olsons Hauptkonzepten besser zu verstehen und die Anwendbarkeit der Theorie zu bewerten.

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Footnotes
1
Ein wichtiger Kritikpunkt an Olsons Theorie ist die ungenaue Unterscheidung zwischen einem öffentlichen und einem Gemeingut. Olson verwendet die beiden Begriffe, sowie kollektives Gut, synonym. Obwohl er argumentiert, dass keine reinen öffentlichen Güter diskutiert werden (Fußnote 21, S. 13–14) suggeriert die Analyse, dass zumindest teilweise schon auch solche inspiziert werden (vgl. den Abschnitt zur Kritik). Außerdem wichtig zu beachten ist, dass in Olsons Definition keine Referenz zur Nicht-Rivalität des Gutes gemacht wird. Das „Nicht-Vorenthaltbar-Sein“ scheint sich hier eher auf die Nicht-Ausschließbarkeit zu beziehen, wobei sie aber wahrscheinlich auch ein gewisses Maß an Nicht-Rivalität impliziert. In der oben genannten Fußnote (Fußnote 21, S. 13–14) nimmt der Autor aber explizit auf die „Verbundenheit“ des Angebots Bezug und beschreibt, dass die „Verbundenheit“ in der von ihm verwendeten Definition kein notwendiges Attribut eines öffentlichen Gutes ist.
 
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Die Analyse wird durch variierende Kosten der Bereitstellung kollektiver Güter und die unterschiedliche Bewertung des bereitgestellten Gutes durch die Gruppenmitglieder verkompliziert. Olson diskutiert auch diese Umstände, allerdings sind sie hier nicht von Belang.
 
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Bei den Studien handelt es sich um die in Hager (2018) vorgestellten, die wiederum mit jenen aus Heckelman (2007) und neueren Ergebnissen ergänzt wurden. Aufgrund der Verfügbarkeit und unter dem Vorbehalt keinen Anspruch auf Generalität zu stellen, sind nicht alle zu Olsons These veröffentlichen Studien beinhaltet.
 
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Studien, die nur eine erklärende Olson-Variable berücksichtigen, finden Bestätigung und Ablehnung zu gleichen Teilen, wie in der Gesamtstichprobe. Studien, die vier erklärende Olson-Variablen miteinbeziehen, lehnen Olsons-These verstärkt ab (50 % finden eine Bestätigung, 50 % finden keine Bestätigung).
 
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Dieses Argument revidierte Olson (1983b) jedoch wieder und verweist auf eine Übervereinfachung seinerseits: die Wachstumsraten der Südstaaten begannen erst sehr viel später zu steigen, weswegen sie nicht mit der Zeit seit dem Ende des Bürgerkriegs begründet werden können.
 
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Metadata
Title
Lobbyismus und gesamtwirtschaftliche Entwicklung
Author
Theresa Hager
Copyright Year
2023
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32320-2_47

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