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Goods differ on the basis of whether their consumption is rival and excludable.Explain the terms "rivalry" and "excludability" as they are used to define goods.List the four categories of goods, and define these categories in terms of rivalry and excludability.
Affective Forecasting
The process of predicting one’s emotional reactions to future events or outcomes, often with inaccuracies concerning the intensity and duration of emotional responses.
Emotional Reactions
The affective responses to stimuli or events, which are influenced by individual experiences, temperament, and cognitive appraisals.
Future Events
Any occurrences or situations that have not yet happened but are anticipated to occur.
Ostracism
The act of excluding or ignoring someone from a group or society, often used as a form of social punishment.
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