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| Something of value that cannot be withheld from a nonmember of a group, for example, a tax write-off or a better environment. | |
| Potential members fail to join a group because they can get the benefit, or collective good, sought by the group without contributing to the effort. | |
| A group with the primary purpose of promoting the financial interest of its members. | |
| groups that can collect political donations and make campaign contributions to candidates for office | |
| Organizations that seek a collective good that will not selectively and materially benefit group members (ex. Common Cause, peace groups). | |
| Largest interest group in America. Low-cost life insurance, discount drugs, tax advice for older Americans. | |
| Groups that can collect political donations and make campaign contributions to candidates for office. | |
| A list, compiled by an environmental interest group, of those legislators who voted most frequently against its measures | |
| Individuals or groups representing other organizations. | |
| Interest groups made up of those who join voluntarily. | |
| The sense of satisfaction derived from serving a cause from which one does not benefit personally. | |
| Religious interest group. Members share a common bond. | |
| Professional Interest group. Members share a common bond. | |
| States, cities, and localities that lobby the government. | |
| Donations are free speech. | |