Noneconomic interest groups that exist to promote the broad, collective good of citizens and consumers are called ______________.

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Public interest groups are focused on promoting the general welfare and common good of society, rather than economic interests or specific issues. They advocate for policies and actions that benefit all citizens and consumers, such as improving public health, protecting the environment, and promoting fairness and equality. Collective bargaining groups (A) focus on negotiating contracts and improving wages and working conditions for specific groups of workers, while professional associations (B) represent and advance the interests of individuals in a particular industry or profession. Ideological groups (D) promote a specific set of beliefs or values, while issue groups (E) focus on a particular policy or topic.

Noneconomic Interest Groups That Exist to Promote the Broad, Collective