What is the difference between direct lobbying and indirect lobbying?
What will be an ideal response?
Direct lobbying, also known as inside lobbying, is direct interaction with decision makers within government institutions. Indirect lobbying, also known as outside lobbying, attempts to influence policymakers through the mobilization of interest groups or the general public to contact elected representatives.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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Global forces, historical decisions, and geographic constraints are all examples of which part of systems theory?
a. Inputs b. Outputs c. Environment d. Feedback e. Paradigm
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