Democratic Corporatism Refers to

Democratic corporatism refers to

A) the existence of a significant number of representatives from Germany's business associations within its legislature.
B) Germany's attempt to emulate corporate structures and practices within its bureaucracy.
C) the cooperative relationship between labor unions, business associations, and the state in the making of public policy.
D) the participation of representatives from Germany's semi-public institutions within the cabinet.
E) the activities of quasi-governmental organizations in the healthcare, education, and housing sectors.