How does lobbying benefit the government? Lobbying simplifies the decision-making process for lawmakers. Lobbying presents all interests equally. Lobbying helps educate and inform lawmakers. Lobbying ensures all citizens’ opinions inform government decisions.

Explanation:

The act of attempting to influence policies, decisions and actions of the officials such as legislators is known as lobbying.

It involves face to face contact  done by many types of organised groups, associations, people, government officials and advocacy groups.  Lobbyists can also engage in lobbying as a business.

Professional lobbyist try to influence regulation, legislation and other government policies and other  actions on behalf of the person who hires them.  Non profit organisations and people can also lobby as an act of volunteering.

Lobbing benefits the government because people having different interests can use it to show their interest to government and it can act as a source of information for the government, it can show  that what people want.

educate and inform lawmakers

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