Why Are the Actions of Lobbyists So Heavily Regulated

question 26

Multiple Choice

Why are the actions of lobbyists so heavily regulated?

• A) to prevent interest groups from influencing public policy
• B) to provide a disincentive for members of Congress to get into lobbying
• C) to ensure that every interest has a fair chance of getting heard
• D) to prevent corruption within the lawmaking process

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