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The Tendency of People to Avoid Paying for a Good's

Question 116

Question 116

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The tendency of people to avoid paying for a good's benefits when the benefits can be obtained free is the:


A) free-cost problem.
B) free-rider problem.
C) free-goods problem.
D) free-market problem.

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