Why is it difficult to solve the tragedy of the commons problem without government intervention? Group of answer choices It's hard to convince people to voluntarily sacrifice their personal short term interests for the long term interest of the group. It's never beneficial to forgo one's monetary self-interest, therefore individuals will never come to a solution on their own. Solutions to these problems are always expensive and only large governments have the budget to solve the problem. It's hard to convince people to voluntarily sacrifice the long term interests of the group for immediate personal gains