Tragedy of the commons problems are harder to solve when: Coptic who have access

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Tragedy of the commons problems are harder to solve when: Coptic who have access to the common good cannot he Identified, people who have access to the common good are closely related, a lot of unrelated people have arrow to the common good, only a few unrelated people have access to the common good. Suppose that a special Interest group makes up of the population If a policy transfers $600 to the pedal Interest at a cost of $100,000 to society, will that special Interest group lobby for this policy? Yes, the benefits of $700 outweigh the costs of $42. No, the benefits of $600 are less than the costs of $7,000 They'll be Indifferent since the benefits equal the costs. No, the benefits of $600 are less than the costs of $100,000

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49)Tragedy of the commons problems are harder to solve when
A) people who have access to the common good cannot be identified.

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