Lobby Business Analysis

The lobby it was a place of business were jobs contain there business. Because it were they held official business that was going on in the world, and the lobby also is a directed at policymakers that carry out the business for the working people. They were also inclined to support what every business that were held in the lobby. It reflects different outlook on different things and ways. Do I think the Congress held business in correct manners, yes and no, because people look for jobs all the time, and a lot of time that job does not fit person very well. There also were retirement members that wanted to be in the lobbying firm, and had different aspect on how things was held in the lobby, there different strategies they used to make money. There were a lot of money spent going in the lobby. “One of the top spenders the American Hospital Association spent more than $8million on lobbying in 2009” (Bethel University, 2011, p.318). The reason for that was because dealing with a big hospital and more patients, more money will come in as the hospital grows. Lobbying Congress had 3 targets legislative, executive, and judicial, three of the branches carrier out some kind of achievement for the public. They also achieve certain goals too, and the lobbyist it also plays different roles, because …show more content…
Legislative is when they want to understand the business better, and the needs and want of the business. Judicial is when they have safe, and trust coming to the business. “Group influence is particularly strong in regulatory agencies that oversee the nation’s business sectors” (Bethel University, 2011, p.320). Government/Business in the United State around the 20th Century was a lot different than today, in so many ways, back then business dealing with government, and business and several issues in that