Bluefin Tuna Travel in Schools Throughout the World's Oceans

question 47

Multiple Choice

Bluefin tuna travel in schools throughout the world's oceans. Fishing boats from many nations harvest bluefin tuna as the schools migrate through their national waters. The schools of bluefin tuna are best described as:

• A) a private good.
• B) a public good.
• C) an artificially scarce resource.
• D) a common resource.

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