Generally speaking, groups that work toward a common or national good are considered which of the following?
A) Organized labor
B) Material incentive groups
C) Ideological groups
D) Solidary incentive groups
E) Public-interest groups

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Public-interest groups work toward a common or national good, rather than advocating for material incentives or advancing specific ideological beliefs. They are focused on promoting policies and actions that will benefit the broader public or particular segments of society, and often work to hold government officials and other powerful entities accountable to the public interest.

Generally Speaking, Groups That Work Toward a Common or National