A Good Is Considered Nonrival-In-Consumption If

question 143

Multiple Choice

A good is considered nonrival-in-consumption if

• A) many individuals can share in the consumption of the same unit of the good.
• B) the consumption of the good by one individual lowers the amount available for others.
• C) even nonpaying customers can receive the full benefit from the good.
• D) its production is financed through tax revenue rather than market prices.

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Definitions:

Consumptions

The use of goods and services by households or an economy, including the process by which commodities are utilized to satisfy needs or desires.

Apples

A popular fruit known for its variety of types and uses in food, beverages, and as a raw snack.

Oranges

A citrus fruit that is a common source of vitamin C and is typically round and orange in color.

Utility Function

An equation that quantifies the satisfaction a consumer receives from consuming a combination of goods and services, based on their preferences.