Multiple Choice
When a good is nonrivalrous in consumption, then:
A) consumption by an additional individual will significantly reduce the benefits derived by others from a public good.
B) individuals who refuse to pay for a public good cannot be excluded from benefiting from it.
C) consumption by an additional individual does not prevent others from benefiting from a public good.
D) individuals who refuse to pay for a public good can be excluded from benefiting from it.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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