Political Influence: Strategies Employed by Organizations to Impact Legislation in Business and Economic Matters
John C. Aplin, W. Harvey Hegarty
Academy of Management Journal · 1980 · Volume 23 · Issue 3
Abstract
This study examines strategies that business lobbyists, consumer groups, unions, and federal agencies employ to shape federal legislation. Interviews with U. S. senators and congressmen preceded a questionnaire survey of 435 chief legislative policymakers. Results reveal that the three major sectors adopt different strategy sets and these strategy sets have varying impacts on the legislative process.
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