Individual Citizens Are Unlikely to Spend Time and Effort Resisting

Individual citizens are unlikely to spend time and effort resisting actions of special interest groups because

A) the costs of such actions are focused on a relatively small number of taxpayers.
B) the costs of such actions are spread over a large number of taxpayers.
C) the benefits of such actions accrue to a relatively small number of taxpayers.
D) the benefits of such actions accrue to a large number of taxpayers.