The Demand Curve for a Public Good Is Constructed By

question 73

Multiple Choice

The demand curve for a public good is constructed by:

• A)summing voters' desired quantity of the public good at each price.
• B)surveying voters on how much of a particular public good they would use at each price.
• C)summing voters' reservation prices at each quantity.
• D)dividing the total cost of providing the public good by the number of potential users.

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Definitions:

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