Take the state of California for example. The state government allows for citizens to vote directly on some parts of their budget but mainly spending. The government proposes say 15 new government programs a year. Some for the elderly, some for health care, some for education, and some for the environment. Each program has great benefits for the community so citizens vote for the ones they feel most passionately about. What ends up happening is most all programs pass which appears to be a good thing but the government has no way of coming up with the hundreds of millions of dollars to fund these programs. Now California is bankrupt and cannot afford to have any programs. If the legislature or communities got together and discussed the most vital program and lets say only chose two or three, those programs would most likely succeed and the collective action problem solved
collective farms
Collective farming or communal farming
government intervention
Which action would be a change in the government's fiscal policy
The course of action taken by the government to achieve community goals is to work with non-profit organizations. Many of these programs are able to qualify for grants that assist with community projects.
they help groups overcome the collective action problem
because general government includes all institutional units whose output is intended for individual and collective consumption.
A collective noun for a government organization is a shuffle of bureaucrats.
There is no standard collective noun for a group of governments. However, since collective nouns are an informal part of language, any noun that suits the situation can function as a collective noun, for example, a coalition of governments.The noun government has been used as a collective noun for less than complimentary descriptions such as a government of fools or a government of scoundrels.It can also be used for more mundane things such as a government of ministers or a government of representatives.
Gerald Marwell has written: 'The critical mass in collective action' -- subject(s): Collective behavior, Microsociology, Social action
An action group is a group of people joined to accomplish a task or participate in collective action.
The noun government has been used as a collective noun for less than complimentary descriptions such as a government of fools or a government of scoundrels. It can also be used for more mundane things such as a government of ministers or a government of representatives.
The Government
unsatisfied workers
collective farms
A plan of action adopted by a government is a policy.
Keith L. Dougherty has written: 'Collective action under the Articles of Confederation' -- subject(s): Constitutional history, Federal government, State rights, History