economic interest groups

Economic interest groups are organizations that advocate for the financial and business interests of their members, such as companies, industries, or professional sectors. They aim to influence government policies, regulations, and decisions that affect their economic well-being. These groups work to shape legislation, secure favorable conditions, or oppose policies that could harm their economic activities. Examples include industry associations, business coalitions, and trade groups. By doing so, they seek to ensure favorable economic environments that benefit their members and protect their industries’ interests.