Multiple Choice
One way the government decides how to pay for a public good is:
A) if they can make the good excludable and charge its users.
B) the ease of collecting payout.
C) the transfer of surplus.
D) All of these are ways the government allocates payment of public goods.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q57: Nonexcludability,in the case of rival goods,causes:<br>A) inefficiently
Q68: Goods that are neither rival in consumption
Q72: Because government bodies have the power to
Q74: Private goods are:<br>A) not rival in consumption,
Q76: In a functioning market,people will buy a
Q79: An example of an excludable good is:<br>A)ice
Q82: One way the government can enhance efficiency
Q83: The free rider problem is caused by:<br>A)the
Q85: One way to solve the free-rider problem
Q97: If those who consumed common resources were