Movement of members of Congress, lobbyists, and executive branch employees into paid positions in each other's organizations is known as which of the following?

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The movement of members of Congress, lobbyists, and executive branch employees into paid positions in each other's organizations is referred to as the revolving door. This term reflects the idea that there is a continual and cyclical movement of personnel between government and interest groups.

Movement of Members of Congress, Lobbyists, and Executive Branch Employees