For a Good to Be Nonrival, Then

Multiple Choice

For a good to be nonrival, then

A) one person's consumption of that good does not decrease another person's consumption of that good.
B) a person cannot be prevented from consuming that good even if he or she did not pay for it.
C) a person is willing to pay any price to ensure that the product is available.
D) a person is not willing to pay for the good because even without paying for it, the person can consume the good anyway.