An interesting video on lobbying in Washington, explains key terms such as "lobbyist" or "revolving door" Where does the term "lobbyist", which makes such a and. how is it
addition, concerns raised.
first who has money, has a voice, that voice is louder, if you have more money
second cue.? "Revolving door" - how quickly should an MP may be a lobbyist? Influenced his voting behavior in Parliament, his career as a lobbyist?
third With donations to Poliker any particular vote is bought. But to what extent it leads to the "political landscape"?
conclusion of the paper is that an abuse is possible and also sometimes happens. In principle, lobbying is necessary and appropriate.
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