Why Might Special Interest Groups Be More Likely to Push

question 67

Multiple Choice

Why might special interest groups be more likely to push for transfers instead of economic growth? The answer is because it usually takes a much __________________ percentage _______________ in growth to equal what they can get from the transfer.

• A) smaller; decrease
• B) larger; increase
• C) larger; decrease
• D) smaller; increase
• E) none of the above

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