According to the "broker rule" school of thought:

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The "broker rule" school of thought suggests that power is diffused among numerous interest groups who compete and compromise on the decision-making process. This means that no single group has complete control over political decision-making, and stability is achieved through negotiation and compromise. This view contrasts with the idea that power is concentrated in the hands of a small group or individuals (A) or Wall Street brokers and bankers (B). Additionally, the view suggests that a higher number of interest groups will lead to greater stability, in contrast to the idea that fewer interest groups are better for stability (D).

According to the "Broker Rule" School of Thought