Which of the following argue that the formation of so many influential interest groups has made it increasingly difficult to accomplish major policy change in Washington?
A) elitists
B) Federalists
C) hyperpluralists
D) labor unions

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Hyperpluralists argue that the proliferation of interest groups has led to a government that is fragmented and paralyzed, making it difficult to accomplish major policy changes. They believe that the interest groups have a disproportionate amount of power, which leads to gridlock and policy inertia.

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