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Pluralistic Society: The Australian Chamber Of Commerce And Industry

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A pluralistic society can correspondingly become a ‘special-interest’ society (Carroll & Buchholtz 2015, p. 9). As the notion of pluralism continues to be practised, the appearance of large quantities of special-interest groups within this society is common and expected, with each focused on following up their own agenda. Growing the specialisation and representation of interest groups such as employees, consumers, investors, communities, the environment, the government and business itself, is a reflection of how society has changed. However, the leading common interest associations such as the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry still exist. These special-interest groups have continued to grow in number as well as at a faster pace,
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