Understanding the Impact of Lobbying on Government Policy
Lobbying influences government policy by providing expertise and critical information to lawmakers, helping them make informed decisions. It plays a key role in modern democracies, especially in the U.S., by representing diverse interests. However, lobbying can also create inequality when corporate interests dominate over public welfare. While it helps policymakers understand complex issues in sectors like healthcare, technology, and the environment, it has both positive and negative impacts on decision-making.