Lindblom Argues That Business Enjoys a 'Privileged Position' in Policymaking

question 9

Multiple Choice

Lindblom argues that business enjoys a 'privileged position' in policymaking. Which of the following points are used in his argument? Please select all that apply.

• A) Many of the functions performed by business managers in the market are essential to society
• B) Business leaders tend to be drawn from privileged backgrounds
• C) Business is able to exercise a 'disproportionate influence' through the electoral process
• D) Governments must develop and maintain business profitability through supporting policies

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Definitions:

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A tube placed through the mouth into the trachea to maintain an open airway, deliver oxygen, or administer anesthesia.

Audible Air Leak

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