Special interest group A receives a 1/1,000 slice of the economic pie. Its net benefits from an
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Special interest group A receives a 1/1,000 slice of the economic pie. Its net benefits from an economic growth policy are $3,000, which are the same as its net benefits from a transfer policy. What (absolute) change in the size of the economic pie is required to bring this result about?
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