Lindblom argues that business enjoys a 'privileged position' in policymaking. Which of the following points are used in his argument? Please select all that apply.
A) Many of the functions performed by business managers in the market are essential to society
B) Business leaders tend to be drawn from privileged backgrounds
C) Business is able to exercise a 'disproportionate influence' through the electoral process
D) Governments must develop and maintain business profitability through supporting policies

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Lindblom's argument about the privileged position of business in policymaking includes the essential role of business functions in society (A), the ability of business to exercise disproportionate influence, especially through the electoral process (C), and the necessity for governments to support business profitability with favorable policies (D). The point about business leaders coming from privileged backgrounds (B) is not directly related to Lindblom's argument about the privileged position of business in policymaking.

Lindblom Argues That Business Enjoys a 'Privileged Position' in Policymaking