How Is Lobbying the Executive Branch Similar to Lobbying the Courts

question 45

Multiple Choice

How is lobbying the executive branch similar to lobbying the courts?

• A) Both require a lobbyist to hold a law degree.
• B) Both can involve lobbying related to an existing policy.
• C) Both are relatively rare, given that most lobbyists focus exclusively on Congress.
• D) Both typically involve grassroots lobbying.

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Definitions:

Monopolist

A single seller in a market with no close substitutes for the product, giving the seller considerable control over prices.

Capital Owners

Individuals or entities that own assets used for the production of goods or services, which may include physical capital, financial capital, or intellectual property.

Excess Burden

The economic loss that society suffers as a result of taxes or subsidies that distort market decisions.

Tax

A mandatory monetary fee or different kind of tax that is charged to a taxpayer by a government entity to finance public spending.