The Free-Rider Phenomenon

question 19

Multiple Choice

The free-rider phenomenon

• A) becomes increasingly problematic in very large groups.
• B) becomes increasingly problematic in very small groups.
• C) is not affected in any way by the size of the group in question.
• D) is not related to groups in any way because it is an individual-level problem.
• E) makes collective action considerably easier.

Identify the arguments for and against income redistribution.

Differentiate between various theories of justice (Utilitarian, Rawlsian) regarding income distribution.

Recognize the economic and political considerations in implementing income redistribution policies.

Comprehend the role of marginal utility in income redistribution and its effect on total utility.

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