The pluralist view of interest group influence in policy making sees business interests as just one among many influences with nothing particularly special about it insofar as other interests are able to check the influence of business groups. This pluralist perspective is opposed to the ___ perspective of interest group influence in policy making.

Elitist

Explanation:

Elitist view of the interest group influence in policy making believe that the society is essentially ruled by a small elite group that control the laws from behind the scene, even within a democratic country.

In United States for example,

Rich business owners have the power to form interest groups and give huge amount of 'Donations' to a certain political candidate. When that specific candidate is elected to the government that candidate will focus on the effort to pass a law that will be beneficial for the donators. This is one way they could control the government from behind the scene.