What Is the Primary Distinction Between Advocacy Groups and Other

question 50

Multiple Choice

What is the primary distinction between advocacy groups and other interest groups?

• A) Advocacy groups are more focused on specific policy goals.
• B) Advocacy groups are much more dependent on grassroots mobilization.
• C) Advocacy groups pursue broad policy goals but rely much less on local chapters and formal membership, if they have them at all.
• D) Advocacy groups give citizens far more opportunities to participate actively, beyond simply writing a check to an interest group that they support.
• E) Advocacy groups depend on broad participation to set agendas and formulate strategies.

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Definitions:

Money Supply

The summed up worth of financial assets accessible in an economy at a specific moment.

Bank Transaction

Any financial operation carried out within a bank, including deposits, withdrawals, and loans.

Required Reserve Ratio

The fraction of deposits that banks are mandated to keep as reserves by the central bank to ensure liquidity and stability in the financial system.

Money Multiplier

The multiple by which the money supply changes as a result of a change in fresh reserves in the banking system.