Commercial speech is regulated to the same extent as political or religious speech

Issues get onto the policy agenda

a. when someone in government recognizes the need to deal with the problem. b. when interest groups and lobbyists make known the priorities they think should be set. c. through the intergovernmental system. d. through the intragovernmental system. e. All of the above are ways that issues get onto the policy agenda.

Redistributive policies usually draw the most support from interest groups representing:

A. people high on the socioeconomic scale. B. people low on the socioeconomic scale. C. ideological conservatives. D. business groups.