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Public Goods Are Difficult to Provide in the Private Market

Question 160

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Public goods are difficult to provide in the private market because they have the characteristics of

A) rivalry and exclusivity.
B) nonrivalry and nonexclusivity.
C) rivalry and nonexclusivity.
D) nonrivalry and exclusivity.

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