Exclusive Possession Can Be Distinguished from Non-Rivalrous Possession in That

question 53

Multiple Choice

Exclusive possession can be distinguished from non-rivalrous possession in that exclusively possessed assets

• A)are synthetic resources while non-rivalrous assets are natural resources.
• B)can be more easily controlled than non-rivalrous assets.
• C)can be possessed by numerous people at the same time, but the reverse is impossible.
• D)tend to be intangible, whereas non-rivalrous assets are not.
• E)can only be land.

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