What Happens to Interests That Do Not Engage in Extensive

question 58

Multiple Choice

What happens to interests that do not engage in extensive lobbying?

• A) They generally do well in advancing their interests in Congress.
• B) They often find themselves "Microsofted."
• C) They typically advance their interests by being free-riders.
• D) They typically bribe members of Congress directly.
• E) They typically try to advance their interests through litigating in the state courts.

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