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In response to the government's decision to increase the taxes on the food industry, companies involved in the food services industry decide to form a coalition. It works together and launches advertisements to reveal the effect of the legislation on people's monthly expenditure and future savings. Which of the following is applicable here?
a) lobbying
b) peak associations
c) electoral support
d) public advocacy

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