The Insider and Outsider Strategies Interest Groups Use to Affect

question 40

Multiple Choice

The insider and outsider strategies interest groups use to affect policy are ______.

• A) mutually exclusive, and the groups never use both
• B) indistinguishable from each other in either form or impact
• C) usually not disclosed to the groups' constituencies
• D) not mutually exclusive, and the groups use either or both depending on circumstances and opportunities

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