For Some Public Goods, Such as Internet Search Engines, Which

question 59

Multiple Choice

For some public goods, such as Internet search engines, which are nonrival but potentially excludable, it is more profitable for the providers to:

• A) exclude people who don't pay for its service.
• B) sell advertising and provide its services for free.
• C) sell advertising and also charge people for using the services.
• D) offer the service to anyone for free.

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