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Where a Free-Rider Problem Exists, Goods Tend to Be

Question 18

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Where a free-rider problem exists, goods tend to be:

A) underproduced.
B) overproduced.
C) high-priced and available only to the rich.
D) low priced and available only to the poor.

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