Large special interest groups tend to favor less-efficient policies because they make up a large fraction of society.

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Large special interest groups may favor less-efficient policies not because they make up a large fraction of society, but because they can exert significant influence over policymakers to benefit their specific interests, even if it is not efficient for society as a whole.

Large Special Interest Groups Tend to Favor Less-Efficient Policies Because