A lobbyist working on behalf of a large agricultural conglomerate might try to influence
A lobbyist working on behalf of a large agricultural conglomerate might try to influence the votes of a legislator through which of the following activities?
A. run television ads publicly attacking the legislator
B. refusing to sell their goods in the legislator's district
C. redirecting investment away from the legislator's district
however, they go under the name of Pest control most of the time, but almost none ever specialize in just hunting rats. most people just buy rat traps and let them trap themselves.
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