Payoffs for Lobbying Members of the Executive Branch Can Be

question 153

Multiple Choice

Payoffs for lobbying members of the executive branch can be high because

• A) Congress has little power to oversee the bureaucracy and cannot interfere with lobbying.
• B) presidents grant significant access to interest groups.
• C) executive branch officials are not very knowledgeable about policy.
• D) executive agencies have broad discretion how to implement policies.
• E) all of the above

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