A Major Problem Applying the Strategy of Lobbying for Restrictive

question 8

Multiple Choice

A major problem applying the strategy of lobbying for restrictive national legislation is:

• A) The reality of conflicting national economic interest particularly in times of economic downturn
• B) The reality of diffuse and uncoordinated legislative processes
• C) The reality of diverse interests by the many and varied union representatives as they seek to approach legislators
• D) The reality of the complexity of labor legislation and the inability of most individual legislators to understand the key issues involved

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