A) not rival in consumption and excludable.
B) rival in consumption and excludable.
C) not rival in consumption and not excludable.
D) rival in consumption and not excludable.
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A) A.
B) B.
C) C.
D) D.
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A) tax the owners of the resource.
B) prevent anyone from using the resource.
C) reduce the marginal social benefit of the resource.
D) establish private ownership of the resource.
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A) public good, whereas knowledge that is not patented is a common resource.
B) private good, whereas knowledge that is not patented is a club good.
C) common resource, whereas knowledge that is not patented is a private good.
D) club good, whereas knowledge that is not patented is a public good.
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A) market should be allowed to arrive at an equilibrium without government intervention.
B) government must limit the provision of the goods.
C) government must tax producers of the goods.
D) government must either provide the goods or subsidize their production.
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A) a mobile phone
B) a garden of blooming flowers
C) a candy bar
D) a stapler
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A) a private good or a club good.
B) a private good or a common resource.
C) a public good or a common resource.
D) a private good or a public good.
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A) every electric customer has an incentive to prevent the system from overloading, so this voluntary approach is the most efficient.
B) it would be more efficient if the electric company raised its rates for electricity at peak times.
C) it would be more efficient to have a lottery to decide who had to cut back their use of electricity at peak times.
D) it would be more efficient to force everyone to cut their usage of electricity by the same amount.
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A) conducting a cost-benefit analysis.
B) assigning property rights to individuals.
C) providing government subsidies for the resource.
D) making certain everyone in the economy has access to the resource.
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A) private good.
B) club good.
C) common resource.
D) public good.
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A) resources would be used more efficiently if the government produced the weapons.
B) resources would be used more efficiently if private firms provided national defense.
C) weapons are rival in consumption and excludable, but national defense is not rival in consumption and not excludable.
D) national defense is rival in consumption and excludable, but weapons are not rival in consumption and not excludable.
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A) by clearly defining property rights.
B) through regulation.
C) by supplying the good itself.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) government regulation that is necessary to combat externalities.
B) overuse of a common resource relative to its economically efficient use.
C) the nonrivalry feature of a common resource.
D) an effective cost-benefit analysis.
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A) Common resources are rival in consumption but are not excludable.
B) Uncongested toll roads are examples of club goods.
C) When African elephants were privatized, the survival of the species deteriorated.
D) National defense is not rival in consumption, nor is it excludable.
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A) a fireworks display
B) national defense
C) a box of sparklers
D) a parade
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A) those who stand to gain have an incentive to tell the truth.
B) those who stand to lose have an incentive to exaggerate their true costs.
C) answers to the survey questions will always be downwardly biased.
D) not everyone asked will be using the highway.
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A) elephants in the wild
B) a narrow trail in a park
C) a neighborhood garden
D) Neither a nor b is a common resource.
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