Large interest groups are often difficult to organize because
A) many of their potential members prefer to let someone else shoulder the interest groups' financial burden.
B) as they grow in size, they attract more unfavorable publicity.
C) they usually suffer from diseconomies of scale.
D) the Internet has not made it easier to convince individuals to join.
E) they often do not represent compelling interests.
A
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a. Country A is unlikely to launch a first strike, because in doing so, it would destroy itself when Country B retaliates. b. Country A is likely to attack and take the consequences of a counterstrike. c. Country A assumes that Country B is unlikely to attack. d. Country B lacks the technology to determine a nuclear strike. e. Country A, B, and C agree to a pact of non-proliferation.
On average, public-sector employees have ______ than do private-sector employees.
a. less education b. more education c. less civic duty d. more instances of ethical violations