Olson's law of large groups suggests that the larger the group,the further it will fall short of providing an optimal amount of a collective good.

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Olson's law of large groups describes the tendency for larger groups to have lower levels of cooperation and provision of public goods due to problems of free-riding and coordination. Therefore, the larger the group, the less likely it is to provide an optimal amount of a collective good.

Olson's Law of Large Groups Suggests That the Larger the Group,the