Economists Consider a Pure Public Good to Be Nonexcludable If

question 16

Multiple Choice

Economists consider a pure public good to be nonexcludable if:

• A) it is difficult but not impossible to keep it from consumers who do not pay for it.
• B) it is difficult or impossible to keep it from consumers who do not pay for it.
• C) it is difficult but not impossible for one person to consume a unit of it apart from other units.
• D) one person cannot consume a unit of it apart from other units.
• E) one person cannot keep it from consumers who do not pay for it.

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Definitions:

Multiple Linkage Model

A leadership model that proposes leaders influence group performance through specific variables, including task structure and group atmosphere.

Managerial Behavior

The patterns of actions and behaviors exhibited by managers in directing and motivating employees, and in implementing strategies to achieve organizational goals.

Situational Variables

Factors that are present in a particular environment or context, which can affect the outcome of a situation or the behavior of individuals.

Exposure

The state of being subject to the possibility of being attacked or harmed, either physically or emotionally, or in the context of marketing, the degree to which a target audience sees a promotional message.