A benefit that is sought by an interest group and that once achieved cannot be denied to nonmembers is called a:

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Paola Blackburn

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13 October, 06:43

A benefit that is sought by an interest group and that once achieved cannot be denied to nonmembers is called a:

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Giovanna Shields · Answer 1

A benefit that is sought by an interest group and that once achieved cannot be denied to nonmembers is called a free rider. The free rider problem is created from market failure because people take advantage of being able to use common resources or collective goods without being able to pay for them.