The economic theory of groups predicts that small groups are likely to be more prevalent and successful in achieving their goals than large groups because a) large groups will have members with diverse interests. b) large groups are hard for leaders to direct and control. c) the free rider problem is less likely to occur in small groups than in large groups  d) all of the above.

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The economic theory of groups predicts that small groups are likely to be more prevalent and successful in achieving their goals than large groups because

a) large groups will have members with diverse interests.

b) large groups are hard for leaders to direct and control.

c) the free rider problem is less likely to occur in small groups than in large groups 

d) all of the above.

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