People who take advantage of a public good without contributing to it are called
A) social dilemmas.
B) members of a virtual community.
C) free riders.
D) interest groups.

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Free riders take advantage of a public good without contributing to it. Social dilemmas refer to situations where the interests of individuals conflict with the interests of the group, while virtual communities and interest groups are not directly related to the concept of taking advantage of a public good without contributing to it.

People Who Take Advantage of a Public Good Without Contributing