How Does the Logic of the Prisoner's Dilemma Apply to Interest

question 87

Multiple Choice

How does the logic of the prisoner's dilemma apply to interest groups?

• A) It explains why interest groups are not very successful in changing policy.
• B) It explains why interest groups are so very influential.
• C) It explains why forming and maintaining interest groups is difficult.
• D) It explains why there are so many different types of interest groups.
• E) It explains why there are some interest groups in society like labor unions.

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