A Libertarian Group Wants to Lobby Congress for Legislation to Reduce

Multiple Choice

A libertarian group wants to lobby Congress for legislation to reduce the minimum wage, arguing that it will create more jobs. Realizing that it lacks the resources to successfully form a lobbying organization, this group gets in touch with a big-box chain of stores, which stands to benefit from being able to offer lower wages to its employees and is therefore willing to bankroll the group's lobbying efforts. This group has solved its problem by relying on ________.

A) selective incentives
B) public goods
C) by-products
D) special donors
E) insider lobbying