Groups that exist to promote economic conditions favorable to its members, and economic opportunities for its members, are referred to as

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Economic interest groups are groups that are organized with the purpose of promoting economic conditions and opportunities for their members. Examples of economic interest groups include business associations, trade organizations, and labor unions. These groups typically lobby government officials for policies that benefit their members, and may also engage in other activities such as providing networking opportunities, training and education, and other forms of support to their members. Therefore, option A is the most appropriate choice.

Groups That Exist to Promote Economic Conditions Favorable to Its