Asked by Roe
Which statement best describes a con of interest groups?(1 point)
Responses
Interest groups use lobbyists in attempt to influence the government and advance their cause.
Interest groups use lobbyists in attempt to influence the government and advance their cause.
Interest groups tend to make it difficult for individuals to influence the government.
Interest groups tend to make it difficult for individuals to influence the government.
Interest groups can be ineffective because of the conflicting interests of their members.
Interest groups can be ineffective because of the conflicting interests of their members.
Interest groups might focus on the narrow interests of their members that harm other people and society.
Responses
Interest groups use lobbyists in attempt to influence the government and advance their cause.
Interest groups use lobbyists in attempt to influence the government and advance their cause.
Interest groups tend to make it difficult for individuals to influence the government.
Interest groups tend to make it difficult for individuals to influence the government.
Interest groups can be ineffective because of the conflicting interests of their members.
Interest groups can be ineffective because of the conflicting interests of their members.
Interest groups might focus on the narrow interests of their members that harm other people and society.
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Interest groups might focus on the narrow interests of their members that harm other people and society.
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