Excludable is the good through which prevent people from consuming it if they have not paid for it.
Rival is the good if consumption by one individual reduces the consumption of other consumers.
Private goods are excludable as well as rival while public goods are non-excludable as well as non-rival.
a) A car is excludable good and a rival good.
b) Unpolluted air is non excludable good and is therefore non-rival.
c) TV satellite is excludable good and is therefore rival.
Indicate whether each of the following goods is excludable and/or rival in consumption • A car...
which of the following pairs of goods includes a good that is excludable and rival in consumption as well as a good that is not excludable and not rival in consumption? "tablet computer, gym membership at a gym that always has plenty of open equipment and classes". "tablet computer, national defense". "congested nontoll road, national defense". "online music subscription, streetlight".
Explain fully if the following goods/services are excludable (or not) and rival (or not). Then categorize them accordingly. 1. Shoes 2. Maine lobster 3. Main Street in Washington
Explain fully if the following goods/services are excludable (or not) and rival (or not). Then categorize them accordingly. 1. Shoes 2. Main Street in Bethlehem 3. Maine lobster
Q. 2 Explain fully if the following goods/services are excludable (or not) and rival (or not). Then categorize them accordingly. 1. Shoes 2. Main Street in Bethlehem 3. Maine lobster
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For each of the following items, decide first if the good is rival or non-rival and then whether it is excludable or non-excludable. 1. Apples 2. Cable television 3. Farm-raised salmon 4. Yosemite National Park
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d. geither rival in consumption nor excludable. Figure 6-13 This figure shows the market demand and market supply curves for good X. rice 10 5 10 13 20 25 30 33 40 a 14. Refer to Figure 6-13. Which of the following price cealings would be binding in this market? a. $4 b. $5 c. $6 d. $7 s. When a tax is placed on the sellers of energy drinks, the
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