Special- Interest Groups That Attempt to Influence the Actions of Organizations

question 122

Multiple Choice

Special- interest groups that attempt to influence the actions of organizations are examples of what factor in the specific external environment?

• A) competitors
• B) government agencies
• C) customers
• D) pressure groups

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Describe the crowding-out and crowding-in effects and their implications for private investment and economic growth.

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