There are 20 residents in the village of Towneburg. The size of the village's annual fireworks display depends upon the number of shells that are fired off. Each resident's demand for fireworks is shown below. The total cost of the fireworks display is $1,000 plus $10 per shell.Cheap Charlie is one of Towneburg's 20 residents. While Charlie enjoys fireworks as much as the next Towneburger, when the fireworks fund-raising campaign kicks off, he claims to hate them. Cheap Charlie is trying to:

A. log-roll.
B. free ride.
C. rent seek.
D. force the village to be more efficient.


Answer: B

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