The Benefits of Interest Group Activity Are Most Often Not

question 28

Multiple Choice

The benefits of interest group activity are most often not limited to the group's membership, but rather result in

• A) collective goods.
• B) the rational choice effect.
• C) the umbrella problem.
• D) consumer interests.
• E) the limited interest effect.

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