When we consider solving a free rider problem by changing social norms, it is helpful to remember that:
A)all costs aren't financial.
B)social disapproval can be considered a cost.
C)conflict with those in your community can be considered a cost.
D)All of these are true.

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All of these statements are true because they highlight non-financial costs that can influence behavior in addressing the free rider problem. Social norms can change behavior by imposing social disapproval and conflict as costs for not cooperating.

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