When we consider solving a free rider problem through changing social norms,it is helpful to remember:
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 statements are true.

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All three statements are correct. Solving free rider problems through changing social norms involves understanding that not all costs are financial, and that social disapproval or conflict with the community can be tangible costs that individuals may consider when deciding whether or not to free ride. By addressing these social factors, communities can encourage cooperation and discourage free riding behavior.

When We Consider Solving a Free Rider Problem Through Changing