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Labor Groups - Bronson, Quinn, and  Cadence

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Labor Groups - Bronson, Quinn, and  Cadence

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Labor groups

1 Combined workers protecting their interests

2 Bargain about conditions, wages, and benefits

3 Benefits: strike, lockout, sickness, more
4 Net earnings benefits for everyone.
National education association is the largest labor union with nearly 3 million employees. Employees include anything from educators to students involved in education.

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Professional Associations Cara, Alex, Kennedy 

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Professional Associations Cara, Alex, Kennedy 

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1. Represent skilled workers like doctors, lawyers etc.
2. Type of economic interest group
3. Advocate for economic interest of members
4. Provide direct economic benefits to members
Example: American Medical Association that represents doctors and medical students in the united states

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Government Interest Group- Gabby M. and Mallory

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Government Interest Group- Gabby M. and Mallory

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- A large organization with shared interests
- Produce solutions in their particular field
- Influence public policies by electioneering & lobbying
- Influence government to adopt legislation (benefit them)
- Examples: ABA (Commission on Homelessness and Poverty), Habitat for Humanity International, The Social Compact, etc.

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Key Points:
- Receives donations
- Believes in non-partisanship
- Usually receive positive news coverage
- Promote general public concern

Example: E.D.F (Environmental Defense Fund). They advocate for global warming, ecosystem restoration, oceans, and human health.

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-Most Common
-Tend To Be Very Influential
-Promotes Intrest of Private Companies
-Seeks Pro-Business Policies
-Usually Well Funded
Example
-Facebook
-When they had antitrust lawsuits against them they got help to sway people to be in favor of them.

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Economic Groups- Alyvea, Graham, Joaquin 

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Economic Groups- Alyvea, Graham, Joaquin 

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-Economic relationships among countries.
-Consumers, producers, Government are main groups
-Organizations that Lobby for business
-Increase economic co-operation among nations
-Production of goods, services and, growth of production

EX: AARP, Helps people older than 50 figure out what they want to do with their money as they age

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1 - Represent farmers interests
2 - Government gives lots of money
3 - Government influences crops grown
4 - They provide dairy and crops

Real life example - Farmers.

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- representation and education
- policy formulation
- membership support
- favored by voluntary voting
- organizing individuals to take collective action through voting
example- NRA, Free soil party

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Non economic Groups - Avril, Tyler, Jayden

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Non economic Groups - Avril, Tyler, Jayden

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For society, not an individual
Public interest, single issue, ideological
Focus efforts on one area
Influence on the general public
More difficult time raising money

National organization for women

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-Cultural beliefs
-dominant Groups
-Collection of Ideas
-"best form of government"
Example: Communism.