The appeal to government for special beneﬁts at taxpayers' or someone else's expense is called the paradox
of voting.

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The statement does not correctly define the paradox of voting, which refers to the idea that individual voters may feel their vote does not make a significant difference in the outcome of an election, yet collectively the votes of many individuals can have a significant impact. The appeal for special benefits at others' expense is called rent-seeking.

The Appeal to Government for Special Beneﬁts at Taxpayers' or Someone