1. The [ Select ] ["Private Goods", "Public Property", "Tragedy of the Commons", "Benefits of the Commons"] is applicable both to the public pasture lands it refers originally to and any area of economic life where a good is collectively owned and private benefits can be gleaned from leading to over-usage.
2.
The Cross-Price elasticity between 2 goods is negative implying that they are[ Select ] ["normal", "complements", "inferior", "substitutes"] goods
The Cross-Price elasticity between 2 goods is positive implying that they are [ Select ] ["inferior", "substitutes", "complements", "normal"] goods
3.
1)
Answer: tragedy of common.
This is common resource that is overutilized by the users. All have equal reach to such resources.
2)
Answer : complement.
Complement goods have negative elasticity of demand. Rise in price of one good leads to the fall in the demand for another good.
Answer: substitute
Elasticity of demand is positive in the case of substitute good.
1. The [ Select ] ["Private Goods", "Public Property", "Tragedy of the Commons", "Benefits of the...
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