Classifying a Good as Excludable Means

question 64

Multiple Choice

Classifying a good as excludable means

• A)that someone can be barred from consuming the good based on race, creed, or some other irrelevant characteristic.
• B)that anyone who does not pay for the good cannot consume it.
• C)that consumption of the good causes no externalities.
• D)that a producer with patent or copyright protection can exclude any other producer from selling his product.

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Definitions:

Judge

An official appointed to decide cases in a court of law or to make judgments or determinations in contests or competitions.

Binding Decision

A final and definitive decision or judgement that obligates the parties involved to adhere to its terms.

Dispute

A disagreement, conflict, or argument, especially one that may lead to formal proceedings or require resolution through negotiation or legal means.

Alternative Dispute Resolution

A term referring to various methods of resolving conflicts and disputes without traditional litigation, such as arbitration or mediation.