Small, homogeneous, and economically powerful interest groups are at a disadvantage when compared with the power of broad, diverse, voluntary associations of individuals who come together to form a social movement.

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Small, homogeneous, and economically powerful interest groups often have more resources and influence to lobby and affect policy decisions compared to broader, more diverse social movements, which may struggle with coordination and resource mobilization.

Small, Homogeneous, and Economically Powerful Interest Groups Are at a Disadvantage