Which of the following statements is true of interest group politics?

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Interest group politics involves nonmarket action generated by different groups with different interests. The outcome is largely determined by the amounts and effectiveness of this nonmarket action, such as lobbying, grassroots organizing, and public relations campaigns. The preferences of a majority (option D) may not necessarily be the determining factor in interest group politics. Option A is incorrect because the status quo may be supported by some interest groups. Option B is incorrect because beneficiaries of an interest group may still face opposition from other interest groups.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of Interest Group