Issue networks are more interdependent and unified than iron triangles.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Like iron triangles, issue networks are made up of people with similar policy concerns. Issue networks are less interdependent and unified than iron triangles, however, and often include more players, such as media outlets. See 13-4: Regulatory Agencies: Are They the Fourth Branch of Government?
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