Special-Interest Groups Have Little Incentive to _____

question 30

Multiple Choice

Special-interest groups have little incentive to _____

• A)earn profits.
• B)redistribute wealth.
• C)influence government policies.
• D)make the economy more efficient.
• E)seek regulation beneficial to them.

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Definitions:

Multi-Factor Authentication

A security system that requires more than one method of authentication from independent categories of credentials to verify the user's identity.

Authorization

The process or act of granting specific rights or permissions to access and use resources, often within computers or networks.

Bridge

In networking, a device that connects and passes communication between two network segments.

Worms

Malicious software programs that replicate themselves in order to spread to other computers, often causing harm by consuming bandwidth or corrupting data.