Economics · Public Goods
Public goods are characterized as being 'non-excludable' because:
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- 1They can only be provided by private corporations
- 2Some people are intentionally excluded from consuming them
- 3Consumption by one person reduces the consumption available to others
- 4People cannot be effectively prevented from consuming them✓
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People cannot be effectively prevented from consuming them
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