What Does It Mean for a Good to Be Excludable

question 76

Multiple Choice

What does it mean for a good to be excludable?

• A) The good must be paid for before it is used.
• B) The good can only be enjoyed by one person at a time.
• C) The good is subject to the free-rider problem.
• D) The good comes with a natural incentive to protect it.
• E) The good does not fall within the scope of the Coase theorem.

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