Public Choice Approach

The Public Choice Approach analyzes how individual choices and actions influence government decisions and public policies. It views politicians, bureaucrats, and voters as self-interested actors who make decisions based on personal incentives rather than the common good. In Comparative Administration, this approach helps to compare how different countries manage their administrations and policies, focusing on how these self-interested behaviors affect outcomes. By understanding these dynamics, we can better see how various governance systems function and how they can be improved.