A group that forms in the pursuit of " a collective good, the achievement of which will not selectively and materially benefit the membership or activists of the organization," is generally referred to as a

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Public interest groups are organizations that aim to advance a collective good or interest that benefits the public at large, rather than serving the specific interests of a narrow group of members. They work on issues that impact the general public, such as environmental protection, consumer rights, and human rights, without seeking material benefits for their members.

A Group That Forms in the Pursuit of " a Collective