Most Successful Large Organizations Circumvent the Collective Action Problem by Offering

question 18

Multiple Choice

Most successful large organizations circumvent the collective action problem by offering "selective incentives," which are ______.

• A) benefits available to everyone regardless of membership in the group
• B) in essence, the threat of some consequence to the group whenever an individual defects
• C) benefits that can be denied to individuals who do not join and contribute
• D) the foundation of the rationale behind free riding

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