How do interest groups seek to influence the executive branch?

What will be an ideal response?


Answer: An ideal response will:
1. Explain that groups can lobby the president, White House staff, or specific bureaucratic agencies.
2. Explain that this lobbying can be done when policies are being formulated by the White House or while they are being implemented by the bureaucracy.

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Milton Friedman argued that economic freedom promotes political freedom because

a. a nation that has limited economic freedom cannot enjoy political freedom. b. economists are better politicians than those of other professions. c. free trade encourages political freedom in other countries. d. it separates economic power from political power and allows the former to offset the latter. e. political freedom is a condition for economic freedom.

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What is the frequent and long standing occurrence according to liberalism?

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