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Provide arguments for and against business participation in the political process.

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Argument for business participation in the political process:

Every person, group, organization or entity has the right to representation or to have their interests or grievances heard in a democracy. The right of freedom of speech extends to business entities and organizations and they should be able to lobby to have their interest addressed. Businesses participating in the political process allows for ...

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