The Free-Rider Problem Refers to

The free-rider problem refers to

A) religiously-motivated people providing rides for civil rights protestors who were boycotting the city buses.
B) people who seek illegal tax breaks by using religion as a subterfuge to gain tax-free status.
C) people in leadership positions who get special prestige and privileges in a religious organization.
D) people who have little commitment getting the same rewards or services as those who are highly committed, thereby creating dissatisfaction and undermining commitment to the church, temple, or mosque.
E) poor people who have few resources but who contribute far more than they can afford to the temple, mosque, or church.