Interest group motivations in foreign policy include all of the following except
A) winning contracts to sell goods or services to the government.
B) supporting foreign policies that are economically beneficial to the group.
C) promoting a particular cause or issue in foreign policy.
D) securing a stable government bureaucracy.

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Securing a stable government bureaucracy is not typically a motivation for interest groups in foreign policy. Usually, interest groups are more focused on promoting their own causes or advancing economic interests.

Interest Group Motivations in Foreign Policy Include All of the Following