Which of the following statements best descibes how interest groups are limited in how they may contribute to politcal campaigns?
a) interest groups are limited in how much money they donate to individual candidates.
b) interest groups are prohibited from supporting poltical candidates by holding rallies or organizing their members as volunteers.
c) money from interest groups cannot be used in political advertisements.
d) interest groups are free to donate as much money as they wish to individual candidates, but are prohibited from donating to political parties.

The first alternative is correct (A).

Interest groups consist of groups of civilians or companies that seek to defend their private interests with politicians. It is a permitted practice, but surrounded by rules. One such rule is the limitation on the amount that can be donated to individual campaigns. The purpose of this prohibition is to prevent the politician from feeling forced to defend the interests of those who have most financed the campaign, that is, a way to avoid the capture of the public decision.

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