Even though their goal is to provide a collective good, public interest groups often struggle because they ______.
a. are often vulnerable to the free rider problem
b. are liberal, and many conservatives oppose them strongly
c. do not try to influence government, so their efforts never address real political issues
d. are notorious for raising funds but not for using them to achieve collective goods
e. look for economic benefits and are disappointed with the collective goods produced
a. are often vulnerable to the free rider problem
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In determining whether laws or actions are constitutional, judges need to ____________
a. understand the Constitution b. understand the actions c. interpret the Constitution d. know the law
The Federalists
A. supported the new Constitution. B. were mostly rural people from the lower classes. C. did not attend the Constitutional Convention. D. supported the status quo. E. were mostly rural people from the lower classes and did not attend the Constitutional Convention.