Collective Action Theory Predicts

question 9

Multiple Choice

Collective action theory predicts

• A)that groups seeking economic benefits from governments are more likely to remain organized and well funded than groups seeking public benefits.
• B)that the efforts of a group are more political than the individual actions of many.
• C)that political parties will serve as the main driving force in politics because of their joint efforts.
• D)that people working together can legitimately override an opposing political party.

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