How Are Interest Groups Different from Political Parties

question 12

Multiple Choice

How are interest groups different from political parties?

• A)They are not recognized by the federal government.
• B)They rarely participate in the political process.
• C)There are very few differences.
• D)They do not nominate candidates for public office.
• E)They are not concerned with collective goods.

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Definitions:

Employers

Individuals or organizations that hire and pay for the services of workers or employees.

Tasks

Specific pieces of work or activities to be completed, often as part of a larger project or duty.

Gratuitous Agent

An agent who acts on behalf of another person (the principal) without expecting or receiving any form of compensation.

Consideration

Something of value exchanged between parties in a contract, making the agreement legally binding.