Exam 11: Public Goods and Common Resources
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Ocean fish are considered rival because a fish taken by one person is ________ for anyone else,and they are nonexcludable because it is ________ to prevent people from catching them.
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To achieve the efficient amount of use of a common resource,the use should be such that ________ equals ________.
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In politics,the principle of minimum differentiation is the tendency toward
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If no one can be excluded from receiving the benefits of a good or service and the consumption of the good or service does not decrease the amount available to someone else from consuming it,then the good
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You are studying with a friend and your friend says,"private goods are excludable and nonrival,while public goods are nonexcludable and rival." Do you agree?
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For a common resource,such as tuna fish in the ocean,no fisher has a ________ incentive to conserve the resource and use it at an ________ rate.
A) private; inefficient
B) private; efficient
C) public; inefficient
D) public; efficient
E) personal; inefficient
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If the two political parties propose similar or identical policies,they are following the principle of
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If we know everyone's individual marginal benefit curve for a public good,then the economy's marginal benefit curve for that public good can be found by
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How does the government determine the quota amount that will produce an efficient use of a common resource?
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Suppose the marginal cost of the fourth unit of a public good is $20.If Mark and Judy are the only members of society,and they are willing to pay $10 and $11,respectively,for the fourth unit of the good,then the efficient quantity is
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If I order a pizza and invite my neighbors to eat it,the pizza is
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Sue and Mark are the only two members of a community.Sue's marginal benefit from one lighthouse is $2,000 and Mark's marginal benefit is $1,000.If the marginal cost of one lighthouse is $2,500 and if a lighthouse is a public good,then for efficiency the lighthouse should
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