Bureaucratic capture refers to a situation when: Group of answer choices
bureaucratic agencies, interest groups, and congressional committees develop special relationships.
government agencies depart from executing policy consistent with the ideological preferences of Congress or the president so as to execute policy consistent with their own ideological preferences.
an ideological shift in elected branches creates disparity between the way an agency executes policy and the way new members of Congress or a new president believe the agency ought to execute policy.
regulatory agencies are beholden to the organizations or interests they are supposed to regulate.