How do iron triangles and issue networks influence policy making?

How do iron triangles and issue networks influence policy making?

• A. Iron triangles are bipartisan commissions, issue networks are all agencies.
• B. Iron triangles involve tight alliances among agencies, Congress committees, and interest groups; issue networks are broader, more fluid coalitions that influence policy through information and advocacy.
• C. Iron triangles and issue networks are synonyms for bureaucratic deference to presidential preference.
• D. Iron triangles are international trade groups; issue networks are regional labor unions.

Answer: (B)