Question

Noneconomic groups, such as Texans for Public Justice and other groups working in the public interest, tend to be less powerful than economic interest groups.
A. True
B. False

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is the option A: True.

Explanation:

To begin with, noneconomic groups are the ones that do not persuit economic profits but instead they seek for the common good and the improvement of the social communties regarding subjects such as the environment and more. Moreover, these groups tend to be bigger than the other ones but less effective and less powerfull as well due to the fact that they do not manage money and therefore they do not have influence or powerful contacts to make thins happen properly, instead they encourage people to act by letting them know the truth about controversial topics and therefore is that these groups commonly will be less powerful than the ones that do manage money.