In the Wilson-Lowi Matrix, when the benefits are widely distributed and the harm is concentrated, those bearing the harm have a weaker incentive to take nonmarket action than do the beneficiaries.

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In the Wilson-Lowi Matrix, when the benefits are widely distributed and the harm is concentrated, those bearing the harm actually have a stronger incentive to take nonmarket action because they are more directly and significantly affected, motivating them to organize and respond to the policy.

In the Wilson-Lowi Matrix, When the Benefits Are Widely Distributed