In Assessing the Power of Interest Groups in a Democracy

question 64

Multiple Choice

In assessing the power of interest groups in a democracy, it is important to remember that interest groups

• A) do not represent the majority of people.
• B) typically have millions of dollars in funding.
• C) act in their own self-interest.
• D) create losses for the general public.
• E) do not pass or implement laws.

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Definitions:

National Boundaries

Invisible lines that define the territorial limits of a country and separate it from neighboring nations.

Free Flow

The unrestricted movement or circulation of goods, services, information, or people across different areas or borders, often associated with trade liberalization.

Information

Data, facts, or details provided or learned about something or someone, which can be used for making decisions, educated discussions, or gaining knowledge.

Media Conglomerates

Large corporations that own a significant number of media companies across various communication platforms.