6 commonsense assertions
Cultures (6) Norway (1) United States (1) Scandinavian countries (1) Western countries (1) Authoritarian regimes (1) Finland (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 influencing public decisions Norway In Norway, public involvement, consensus-building, and equity are crucial for influencing public decisions. 6
2 influencing public decisions United States In the United States, lobbying and campaign contributions significantly influence public decisions. 5
3 influencing public decisions Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, public involvement, transparency, and fairness are central to influencing public decisions. 4
4 influencing public decisions Western countries In Western countries, lobbying and campaign contributions significantly influence public decisions. 4
5 influencing public decisions Authoritarian regimes In authoritarian regimes, influencing public decisions is often achieved through personal connections with government officials rather than formal lobbying or campaign contributions. 1
6 influencing public decisions Finland In Finland, transparency and fairness in public decisions are highly valued and there are strict regulations against undue influence. 1