Private Schools Are Able to Exclude Students from Attending Classes

question 164

Multiple Choice

Private schools are able to exclude students from attending classes they offer unless students have been accepted and paid tuition and fees. This suggests that education is

• A) subject to the principle of rival consumption.
• B) subject to the free-rider problem.
• C) not subject to the exclusion principle.
• D) a public good.

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Definitions:

Adolescence

A developmental stage between childhood and adulthood characterized by significant physical, psychological, and social changes.

Childhood

The period in human development that extends from birth until adolescence.

Adulthood

The period in an individual's life after they have passed through childhood and adolescence, typically marked by full physical development and legal responsibilities.

Permissive Parenting Style

A child-rearing approach characterized by high levels of warmth and low levels of control or discipline.