What’s the main difference between Financial and Constituency strategies?

Constituency mobilizes people; Financial involves money

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1
An industry-wide coalition runs ads warning about “job losses” if a new regulation passes.
Financial, Individual
Info, Individual
Constituency, Individual
Constituency, Collective
2
An NGO and a company co-launch a campaign to promote tech ethics standards.
Constituency, Collective
Financial, Individual
Financial, Collective
Info, Collective
3
A fossil fuel company funds local nonprofits that promote “energy literacy” programs.
Constituency, Individual
Info, Individual
Info, Collective
Financial, Individual
4
A pharma group, representing multiple firms, lobbies for looser patent rules globally.
Financial, Collective
Info, Individual
Financial, Individual
Constituency, Individual
5
A tech company provides AI safety research to lawmakers ahead of legislation.
Financial, Individual
Info, Individual
Info, Collective
Constituency, Collective
6
A food company encourages employees to contact their MPs to oppose a sugar tax.
Constituency, Collective
Financial, Individual
Info, Individual
Constituency, Individual
7
What’s the main difference between Financial and Constituency strategies?
Financial targets voters; Constituency targets politicians
Constituency mobilizes people; Financial involves money
Constituency is always unethical
Financial uses media; Constituency uses cash
8
Several tech firms hire the same lobbying firm to deliver expert briefings to regulators.
Info, Collective
Constituency, Individual
Financial, Individual
Financial, Collective
9
A corporation donates to election campaigns of committee members overseeing its industry.
Info, Individual
Financial, Individual
Constituency, Individual
Info, Collective
10
Meta funds research institutions to publish favorable studies about its data practices.
Info, Individual
Info, Collective
Financial, Individual
Constituency, Individual

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PAL 13

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Imported from external platform

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Questions 10

Answers

1
An industry-wide coalition runs ads warning about “job losses” if a new regulation passes.
Financial, Individual
Info, Individual
Constituency, Individual
Constituency, Collective
2
An NGO and a company co-launch a campaign to promote tech ethics standards.
Constituency, Collective
Financial, Individual
Financial, Collective
Info, Collective
3
A fossil fuel company funds local nonprofits that promote “energy literacy” programs.
Constituency, Individual
Info, Individual
Info, Collective
Financial, Individual
4
A pharma group, representing multiple firms, lobbies for looser patent rules globally.
Financial, Collective
Info, Individual
Financial, Individual
Constituency, Individual
5
A tech company provides AI safety research to lawmakers ahead of legislation.
Financial, Individual
Info, Individual
Info, Collective
Constituency, Collective
6
A food company encourages employees to contact their MPs to oppose a sugar tax.
Constituency, Collective
Financial, Individual
Info, Individual
Constituency, Individual
7
What’s the main difference between Financial and Constituency strategies?
Financial targets voters; Constituency targets politicians
Constituency mobilizes people; Financial involves money
Constituency is always unethical
Financial uses media; Constituency uses cash
8
Several tech firms hire the same lobbying firm to deliver expert briefings to regulators.
Info, Collective
Constituency, Individual
Financial, Individual
Financial, Collective
9
A corporation donates to election campaigns of committee members overseeing its industry.
Info, Individual
Financial, Individual
Constituency, Individual
Info, Collective
10
Meta funds research institutions to publish favorable studies about its data practices.
Info, Individual
Info, Collective
Financial, Individual
Constituency, Individual