Which of the Following Is an Example of "Reverse Lobbying

question 33

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of "reverse lobbying?"

• A) The NRA makes the uncharacteristic choice to support a restriction on firearms.
• B) Despite spending less money than their opponents, an environmental lobby succeeds in getting an antilogging bill passed.
• C) Congressional Democrats lobby the AARP and win their support for the Affordable Care Act.
• D) A lobbying group puts pressure on a Senator based on constituency factors.

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Definitions:

Significant Points

Major or important aspects, factors, or considerations in a given context, such as key arguments in a discussion or essential features of a project.

Market Segments

Subsections of a market composed of individuals or organizations sharing one or more characteristics that cause them to have similar product needs.

Higher Price

Refers to the increased cost of goods or services compared to previous prices or competitors' prices.

Broad Array

a wide and varied selection of items, options, or choices available within a particular category.