The Membership Bases of Economic Interest Groups Tends to Be

question 81

Multiple Choice

The membership bases of economic interest groups tends to be exclusive because

• A) few people can afford to join their groups.
• B) their purpose is to secure tangible economic benefits for themselves.
• C) they ultimately plan to merge with similar groups.
• D) their professional association is limited.
• E) they can't make an impact with a large group of people.

Understand the concept of material facts and their significance in contract law.

Acknowledge the limitations and applicability of remedies in mistaken and fraudulent situations.

Understand the principles surrounding voluntary consent in contractual agreements.

Discern the effect of value and quality mistakes on contract enforceability.

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