Public Choice Theory Suggests That Larger Special Interest Groups

question 235

Multiple Choice

Public choice theory suggests that larger special interest groups:

• A) will have fewer incentives to take into account the social costs of inefficient policies.
• B) will have more incentives to take into account the social costs of inefficient policies.
• C) will the same incentives as smaller groups to take into account the social costs of inefficient policies.
• D) will only consider the benefits of policies but not the costs.

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