When interest groups employ former members of government as lobbyists, they are creating
A) an iron triangle.
B) an issue network.
C) a mutually beneficial network.
D) a lobbying network.
E) a direct action network.

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An issue network is a coalition of various interest groups and individuals who unite to promote a common cause or agenda in a way that influences government policy. Employing former government members as lobbyists is a strategy to leverage their expertise and connections within these networks.

When Interest Groups Employ Former Members of Government as Lobbyists