Prominent public interest groups like Common Cause and Public Citizen that rely on moral incentives find that
a. these rarely account for membership.
b. these have no place in the analysis of lobbying.
c. these are the only important incentives in organized outsider lobbying.
d. they tend to grow when opponents run the government.
d. they tend to grow when opponents run the government.
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A. The invention of gunpowder B. The use of the English longbow C. The invention of flintlock D. The development of tanks E. The emergence of terrorism
In which economic system are business enterprises and key industries privately owned?
a. Socialism b. Feudalism c. Communism d. Capitalism
In a(n) ___ model, many competing groups within the community have access to government and no single group is dominant.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The explosion of interest groups in state capitals is primarily caused by a. the reduction of informed elected officials in state legislatures. b. an increase in campaign finance expenditures over the years. c. the expanded role of government and the need for interests that are affected by government to haverepresentation
d. high value gifts to legislators that in turn encourage groups to lobby.