Political and special interest groups could be also referred to as "lobbies" who affect on legislations and decision - makings. Also, there are other types of interest groups such as civil right interest, religious interest, etc., who try to promote their ideologies and directions to influence our government.
A is going to be my best answer because that is what my Social Studies teacher always had me do and i passed basically every test or quiz
Price will be below equilibrium causing C to happen
A complementary good<span> or </span>complement<span> is a </span>good<span> with a negative cross flexibility of demand, in opposite to a substitute </span>good<span>. </span>