Which of the following is a way that private institutions use funds to influence public policy?(1 point) Responses Corporations donate funds to candidates for their campaigns. Corporations donate funds to candidates for their campaigns. Businesses donate funds to executive agencies for favorable regulation. Businesses donate funds to executive agencies for favorable regulation. PACs receive unlimited amounts of funds to help candidates get elected. PACs receive unlimited amounts of funds to help candidates get elected. Interest groups fund advocacy groups to favor a candidate.

Answer 1

The correct response is: Corporations donate funds to candidates for their campaigns.

This is a common way that private institutions, including corporations, influence public policy by supporting candidates who align with their interests. While other options reflect practices related to funding and influencing policy, they may not all accurately represent established legal frameworks or common practices, particularly the idea of PACs receiving unlimited amounts of funds, which is not entirely correct in terms of existing regulations.