Large Interest Groups Are Often Difficult to Organize Because

question 32

Multiple Choice

Large interest groups are often difficult to organize because

• A)many of their potential members prefer to let someone else shoulder the interest groups' financial burden.
• B)as they grow in size, they attract more unfavorable publicity.
• C)they usually suffer from diseconomies of scale.
• D)the Internet has not made it easier to convince individuals to join.
• E)they often do not represent compelling interests.

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