significant change, affecting diffuse interests. This change took place
in the policy debate over air bag regulations in America. When the
knowledge-driven model is applied to this area, it can be seen how the
invention of air bags was supported by experts, used by Nader and other
policy entrepreneurs to change regulations that affect every driver in the
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