When Economists Say That a Good Is Nonexcludable, They Mean

question 276

Multiple Choice

When economists say that a good is nonexcludable, they mean that

• A) everybody wants it.
• B) there is no practical way to stop a person from enjoying the good.
• C) more than one person can consume the good.
• D) everybody is willing to pay for it.

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