Which of the following statements is true of lobbying?
A) It is always aimed at the top level, therefore, does not require access to the member's personal staff or staff of relevant communities.
B) Its timing is independent of the stages of the legislative process because focus is on committee members.
C) Activities involving a firm's own managers are not considered lobbying under the Lobbying Act of 1946.
D) It does not require a firm to have bargaining power because nonmarket issues need only political information.

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Activities involving a firm's own managers are indeed considered lobbying under the Lobbying Act of 1946. This act defines lobbying broadly, including efforts by a firm's managers to influence legislation.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of Lobbying