Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Free Riders

question 75

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between free riders and conditional contributors?

• A)Conditional contributors do as little as possible,whereas free riders' contributions are consistent irrespective of how little their teammates do.
• B)Conditional contributors' contributions depend on the situation,whereas free riders do as little as possible.
• C)Conditional contributors' contributions are subject to regulations,whereas free riders' contributions are not.
• D)Conditional contributors do as little as possible,whereas free riders' contributions are subject to regulations.

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