The Free-Rider Problem for a Public Good Means That

question 90

Multiple Choice

The free-rider problem for a public good means that

• A) a private market would provide less than the efficient amount of the good.
• B) a private market would provide more than the efficient amount of the good.
• C) the good is rival.
• D) the good is excludable.
• E) a private market would provide the efficient amount of the good.

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