Free-riding results in the market producing a quantity or public goods that is inefficiently low because they are nonexcludable.
The burden placed on a resource that is shared by users who aren't paying their fair part of the cost or who pay nothing at all is known as the "free rider dilemma."
Any society, no matter how big or tiny, can experience the free rider dilemma. In an urban setting, a city council may discuss whether and how to compel commuters from the suburbs to pay for the upkeep of the area's roads and walkways or the safety of its police and fire services. In an effort to entice listeners who aren't making donations, a public radio or broadcast station dedicates airtime to fundraising.
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