The Irish social partnership is characterized by all of the following except:

A) Peak level agreements
B) Reliance on interest groups that use lobbying power to pressure lawmakers
C) Labor, business, and government negotiations
D) National agreements on social and economic issues

Peak Level Agreements

High-level negotiations that set overarching terms and conditions of employment, often influencing subsequent, more detailed negotiations.

Interest Groups

Organizations that advocate for specific causes or policies, attempting to influence public opinion or governmental action.

Labor Negotiations

The process wherein labor unions and employers discuss and agree upon the terms of employment, including salaries, work hours, and other job-related conditions.