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The Myth That Lobbying and Campaign Giving Are the Same

Alexander Furnas, Tim LaPira and Clare Brock

In new research, Alexander Furnas, Timothy LaPira, and Clare Brock find that most politically active organizations engage in either campaign contributions or lobbying, but rarely both.The findings have implications for regulation and future academic research.

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