Which of the following best describes a situation in which the main interest groups form independently of state action and force the state to accept them in the policy-making process giving them greater autonomy from state control?
a. Nepotism
b. Civil society
c. Societal corporatism
d. Pluralism
e. Clientelism
Question 2
When groups form autonomously, lobby government officials, and compete with other groups engaged in similar activities, it is referred to as
a. neo-corporatism.
b. nepotism.
c. clientelism.
d. pluralism.
e. corporatism.
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