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=== Shared interests === Traditional leaders in [[Zambia]] provide local public goods despite the fact that they lack an electoral incentive to do so.<ref name=":27" /> Many customary chiefs never leave the communities they lead and depend on local sources for a significant portion of their income; thus, traditional leaders may facilitate bringing in local public goods and benefit from the community's development over time just like stationary bandits{{definition needed|reason=what are "stationary bandits"??|date=July 2023}} in Olson's argument.{{definition needed|reason=what is "Olson's argument"?|date=July 2023}}<ref name=":26" /><ref name=":27" />
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