The Irish social partnership is characterized by all of the following except:
A) Peak level agreements
B) Reliance on interest groups that use lobbying power to pressure lawmakers
C) Labor, business, and government negotiations
D) National agreements on social and economic issues

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The Irish social partnership is characterized by peak level agreements, labor, business, and government negotiations, and national agreements on social and economic issues. However, it does not rely on interest groups that use lobbying power to pressure lawmakers. Instead, it emphasizes cooperation and collaboration among these groups to reach consensus on policy decisions.

The Irish Social Partnership Is Characterized by All of the Following