Which of the following will provide little incentive for the demand of nonmarket action, in terms of interests?

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When the aggregate benefits are widely distributed, there is little incentive for interest groups to demand nonmarket action because the benefits are not concentrated enough to motivate them. On the other hand, concentrated aggregate benefits or high per capita benefits are more likely to motivate interest groups to demand nonmarket action. High aggregate benefits may also provide some incentive, but not as much as concentrated or high per capita benefits.

Which of the Following Will Provide Little Incentive for the Demand