Making References to the Political, Social, Service, or Professional Groups

question 14

True/False

Making references to the political, social, service, or professional groups your listeners belong to can help you tailor your speech to your specific audience.

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Definitions:

Government Failure

Inefficiencies in resource allocation caused by problems in the operation of the public sector (government). Specific examples include the principal-agent problem, the special-interest effect, the collective-action problem, rent seeking, and political corruption.

Special-Interest Effect

The phenomenon where a small group gains substantially through an action or policy while the larger population bears the cost, often seen in political lobbying.

Bureaucratic Inefficiency

The delay and ineffectiveness often experienced within organizations, especially large ones, due to complex procedures and red tape.

Positive Externalities

Benefits that are enjoyed by a third-party or the society at large as a result of an economic activity.