It is argued that the market wil a. not produce a nonexcludable public good. b. produce...
It is argued that the market wil
a. not produce a nonexcludable public good.
b. produce the socially optimal output of a nonexcludable public good.
c. produce too much of a nonexcludable public good.
d. produce a nonexcludable public good if marginal social benefits are equal to marginal private benefits.
e. b and d
Homework Answers
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the market will not produce a non excludable public goods because it has a problem of free rider i.e. the people using the goods and not paying for it. These goods are produced by the government.
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