Which of the following would be considered an example of logrolling? A. lobbyists securing spending policies that benefit their
causes at the expense of taxpayers B. politicians trading favors that do not benefit the mass populace of voters C. when overregulation prevents the introduction of new drugs that could help critically ill patients D. when economically justifiable programs are rejected because the benefit isn't immediately seen
B. politicians trading favors that do not benefit the mass populace of voters.
Explanation:
This is the best description of logrolling. Logrolling refers to the trading of favors between politicians. This includes actions such as trading votes or promoting each other's agendas. These actions are done with the expectation that the other person will reciprocate. The practice can also be known as <em>quid pro quo</em>.
