4. Consider the following goods and services. Using the concepts of rivalry and excludability, state whether...
4. Consider the following goods and services. Using the concepts of rivalry and excludability, state whether each is a public good, semi-private good, or private good. a. Education b. Movies c. Police d. High-speed internet e. Clean air f. National defense
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Education : semi private : there is rivalry and excludability as everyone does not get education
Movies : semi private : there is rivalry and excludability
Police : public good
High speed internet : private good , both excludable and rivalry
Clean air : public good, everyone can use it
National defence : public good , it is for every citizen
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