The Principal Difference Between a Mass Association and a Peak

question 56

Multiple Choice

The principal difference between a mass association and a peak association is:

• A) how much influence each has over policy making
• B) the number of former government employees that each is willing to employ
• C) the level of centralization in the organizational structure
• D) membership: a mass association's members are individuals and a peak association includes businesses and other organizations
• E) that peak associations are significantly less influential and effective in the political arena than mass associations

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