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What is disturbance theory? How might it help explain the explosion of interest groups in the 1960s?
Public Good
Goods that are non-excludable and non-rivalrous, meaning they can be used by multiple people simultaneously without diminishing availability to others.
Artificially Scarce Good
Goods that are made scarce by artificial means rather than by natural scarcity or inherent limited supply.
Electronic Book
A book publication in digital form, readable on computers or other electronic devices, designed to emulate the experience of reading a printed book.
Common Resources
Resources like fish stocks, forests, and clean air, which are non-excludable but rivalrous, leading to potential overuse and depletion.
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