Lobbying actions that seek government legislation to provide tax breaks to specific corporations would be an example of:

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Rent-seeking behavior is when a company or organization attempts to influence the government to create policies that would benefit their profits or market position, often at the expense of the general public. Seeking tax breaks for specific corporations would fall under this category.

Lobbying Actions That Seek Government Legislation to Provide Tax Breaks