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When Consumers Don't Have to Pay for a Common Resource

Question 92

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When consumers don't have to pay for a common resource:

A) it is rational to overconsume.
B) it is irrational to overconsume.
C) it is rational to underconsume.
D) there is zero demand for the good.

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