Special interest groups are very unlikely to push for policies that increase the size of their slice of the economic pie if it means that the overall size of the economic pie will shrink.

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Special interest groups often push for policies that benefit them directly, even if these policies may lead to inefficiencies or reduce the overall economic pie, as their primary focus is on increasing their own benefits or slice of the economic pie.

Special Interest Groups Are Very Unlikely to Push for Policies