Outcomes of nonmarket actions are independent of the institutions that deal with the issue.

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Nonmarket actions, which include actions taken outside of traditional economic markets (such as lobbying, protests, and public relations campaigns), often aim to influence institutional or government policies. Therefore, the outcomes of nonmarket actions are often directly linked to the institutions that deal with the issue.

Outcomes of Nonmarket Actions Are Independent of the Institutions That