(Answered) Categorize the individual described as either a free rider, a forced rider, or just paying their…

➤ How does a forced rider differ from a free rider?
A free rider consumes a public good without paying their share, often benefiting from others’ contributions. A forced rider pays compulsory fees or taxes for a public good despite opposing it. The key difference is payment: free riders under-contribute voluntarily, while forced riders contribute involuntarily and against their preferences.