What Distinguishes Client Politics from Interest Group Politics Is the Fact

question 199

Multiple Choice

What distinguishes client politics from interest group politics is the fact that

• A) ideology plays a larger role in client politics.
• B) client politics does not involve interest groups.
• C) only one group benefits in client politics.
• D) costs are widely distributed in client politics.
• E) client politics are rarely partisan.

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