A governmental committee formed by a company that makes campaign contributions by getting money from individual employees,not the corporate treasury,is called a:

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A political action committee (PAC) is a type of political committee that is formed by corporations, unions, or other groups to raise money and make campaign contributions to candidates for public office. PACs can receive contributions from individual employees, but not from the corporate treasury. Therefore, a governmental committee formed by a company that receives money from individual employees to make campaign contributions would be considered a PAC. The other choices (subcommittee, progressive change committee, joint committee) do not accurately describe this type of committee.

A Governmental Committee Formed by a Company That Makes Campaign