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5 January, 20:19

Based on the graph, what conclusion can be drawn about lobbying spending?

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  1. 5 January, 21:14
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    It has greatly increased but leveled off in recent years.
  2. 5 January, 21:14
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    Answer choices are:

    A. Lobbying is not influential in the passage of laws in Congress.

    B. Corporations have become less interested in lobbying.

    C. Lobbying has decreased steadily over time.

    D. It has greatly increased but leveled off in recent years.

    Correct answer choice is:

    D. It has greatly increased but leveled off in recent years.

    Explanation:

    Lobbying is a sort of support with the intention of influencing selections created by the govt. by people or additional sometimes by lobby groups; it includes all the possible attempts to influence legislators and officers, whether or not by alternative legislators, constituents, or organized teams. It benefits the government by educating and informing the lawmakers but there is also a negative effect which creates opportunities for corruption.
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