Public Choice Theory Suggests That Larger Special Interest Groups

Public choice theory suggests that larger special interest groups:

A) will have fewer incentives to take into account the social costs of inefficient policies.
B) will have more incentives to take into account the social costs of inefficient policies.
C) will the same incentives as smaller groups to take into account the social costs of inefficient policies.
D) will only consider the benefits of policies but not the costs.