For the formation of an interest group, as long as the members share aligned interests it is not necessary that the benefits from collective action exceed the costs of organization.

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For an interest group to be formed, the benefits from collective action should outweigh the costs of organization, otherwise it would not be rational for individuals to invest time and resources in forming and maintaining the group.

For the Formation of an Interest Group, as Long as the Members