Which of the following are not reasons businesses serve on advisory panels and committees?
A) Public volunteer service helps build a reputation for being socially responsible.
B) Serving alerts business to proposed rules.
C) Serving leads to the business writing rules to benefit the firm.
D) Serving provides access to regulators who will listen to input that can influence the agency's decision to benefit business.
E) Public volunteer service leads to an increase of lobbyists.

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Serving on advisory panels and committees does not typically allow businesses to write rules to benefit themselves directly (C), nor does it inherently lead to an increase in lobbyists (E).

Which of the Following Are Not Reasons Businesses Serve on Advisory