People who often create benefits for the minority and impose the cost on the majority are called:
A) fair-interest groups.
B) encounter groups.
C) laissez-faire groups.
D) special-interest groups.

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Special-interest groups often work to advocate on behalf of a specific group or cause, even if it means imposing costs on the majority. They are not necessarily concerned with fairness, but rather achieving their specific goals.

People Who Often Create Benefits for the Minority and Impose