What Property Must a Good Satisfy to Be a Pure

question 37

Multiple Choice

What property must a good satisfy to be a pure public good?

• A) It must be nonrival in consumption.
• B) It must be rival in consumption.
• C) It must be nonrival in production.
• D) It must be rival in production.

Comprehend the biogeochemical cycles and the role of biological components within these cycles.

Learn how different organisms, including animals and plants, obtain necessary nutrients and minerals.

Identify the various trophic levels and the role of organisms at each level.

Recognize the critical role of bacteria in biogeochemical cycles.

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