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Evaluate The Effectiveness Of Special Interest Groups

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Special interest groups are a great way for individuals to have their voice heard for specific policies they would like passed. The collective speaks louder than the individual. However, money does play too crucial a role in enabling certain groups to have more say than others. Those with money can lobby longer and more effectively which allows them to over represent the general population. This is still balanced by the fact that being an effective special interest group takes a lot of effort and money. The class game we played revolving around special interest groups shows that there can be a lot at stake for such groups and failure can end up being a huge waste of time and money if things do not go in their favor. This doesn't apply to big
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