The Primary Difference Between a Pluralist and a Neo-Corporatist System

question 1

True/False

The primary difference between a pluralist and a neo-corporatist system of interest groups is the degree to which the "interests" are able to compete for government's "ear on an equal basis or in a setting with equitable rules". In some systems, the government officially sanctions or recognizes and interfaces with particular groups to the detriment (disadvantage) of others.

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