In cases where the goal of an interest group can be described as having concentrated benefits and dispersed costs, there tends to be a(n) ___________ between supporters and opponents.
A) long, drawn-out political battle
B) period of political gridlock
C) enthusiasm gap
D) willingness to compromise
E) None of the above.

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When benefits are concentrated and costs are dispersed, supporters are often more motivated and enthusiastic than opponents, leading to an enthusiasm gap.

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