Suppose that your town is planning to build a local community center,but does not have the necessary funds.If a minimum number of people contribute,the center will be built.However,if that happens,then others can "free-ride" and use the center without contributing.If too many people expect to "free-ride," the center will never be built.This is an example of a

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This is a classic example of the public goods dilemma, where a good or service benefits everyone in a community, but contributions towards it are voluntary. Without a minimum number of contributors, the community center cannot be built, and even if it is, "free-riders" can still use it without contributing, leading to a potential breakdown in cooperation and a failure to maintain the center over time.

Suppose That Your Town Is Planning to Build a Local