Interest Groups Often Provide Selective Incentives,which Are ______

question 26

Multiple Choice

Interest groups often provide selective incentives,which are ______.

• A) public goods available to everyone
• B) benefits available only to elite group members
• C) goods and services provided to interest groups by the federal government
• D) presents that groups give to legislators to drum up support
• E) benefits available only to group members

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Definitions:

Distinguish

To recognize or treat someone or something as different from others.

Negligence Action

A legal case brought against a party who is accused of failing to exercise a level of care that a reasonable person would in the same situation, resulting in harm.

Established Requirements

Specific criteria or conditions that are defined and set in place for the fulfillment of tasks or obligations.

Compulsory Insurance

Insurance that is legally required for individuals or entities to have, such as auto insurance or workers' compensation insurance.