The Tragedy of the Commons Arises from The

question 3

Multiple Choice

The tragedy of the commons arises from the:

• A) good being rival.
• B) good being excludable.
• C) combination of rivalry and nonexcludability.
• D) combination of rivalry and excludability.

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Definitions:

Work of Art

An artifact or performance that has been created with artistic intent, often appreciated for its beauty or emotional power.

Sanskrit

An ancient Indic language of India, in which the Hindu scriptures and classical Indian epic poems are written and from which many northern Indian languages are derived.

Nirvana

In Buddhism, the ideal state of peacefulness. Literally, the term means “extinction” and refers to the elimination of suffering through the elimination of selfish craving.

Presupposes

Refers to something assumed or taken for granted in advance as a basis for argument or discussion.