Abstract
The economic analysis of the political market considers the relationship between citizens / voters and elected as a market relationship where voters vote against exchange services or financial allocations. Analyzes of various democracies based on the assumption that state decisions when made are applied in a manner consistent with the authorities who are responsible for their practical implementation. The theory of bureaucracy challenges this assumption. The decisions made by elected representatives or the majority, which is the government must be implemented, thereby justifying the existence of public administrations, they are not mere implementers of government decisions: the literature on bureaucracy shows the development of administrative activities is not only the result but also due to the expansion of the public sector. The economic analysis of bureaucracy, offers two approaches to bureaucratic behavior: models of monopoly and those involved in the political market.
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