Someone who consumes a resource without working or contributing to the resource's upkeep is called a(n):

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A free rider is someone who benefits from a resource or service without contributing to its maintenance or upkeep. This can happen in situations where the resource is a public good or where there is no way to prevent people from using it without paying. The term "easy rider" may be used colloquially to describe someone who takes advantage of a situation without earning or deserving it, but it is not the best choice in this context. "Double rider" and "outlaw" are not accurate terms for this concept.

Someone Who Consumes a Resource Without Working or Contributing to the Resource's