Political Science · Pressure Groups
Institutional pressure groups are different from associational or sectional groups because they emerge from already established institutions and may influence policy from within or around those structures. Which of the following best represents an institutional pressure group?
- 1A body of serving or retired officials informally influencing policy through administrative networks✓
- 2A student union seeking fee reduction in a university
- 3A professional association of doctors demanding service reforms
- 4A chamber of commerce formed by private traders in one city
Correct answer
A body of serving or retired officials informally influencing policy through administrative networks
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