Organized Interest Groups Enhance American Democracy by

question 62

Multiple Choice

Organized interest groups enhance American democracy by

• A) fielding large numbers of electable candidates.
• B) financing large numbers of election campaigns.
• C) empowering less potent segments of society.
• D) representing the interests of large numbers of people and encouraging political participation.
• E) placing initiatives on the ballot.

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Definitions:

Corporate Decision-Making

The process by which business executives, managers, and other stakeholders make choices that affect the company's operations, objectives, and strategic direction.

Labor Law Reform

Alterations or improvements to the laws governing employment, aimed at enhancing worker rights, safety, and working conditions.

NLRA

The National Labor Relations Act is a critical law in the realm of United States labor regulations, safeguarding employees' rights to form unions and engage in collective bargaining with their employers.

Global Competitive Environment

The dynamic and interconnected market conditions where businesses worldwide compete against each other.