A public good must be non rival and non excludable. Identify both a public good and...
A public good must be non rival and non excludable. Identify both a public good and a non public good as it relates to the Chicago economy.
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Republic good in simple terms is data type of good which nonrival as well as non excludable in nature
Non rival means having no competition with others and main motto is not to generate the profit
Non-excludable means open for all without any discrimination
The best example of public goods can be public park, lighthouse etc
Non public good can be a private good which is rival as well as excludable in nature
Example is when any person go for eating a pizza in a restaurant
If we talk about from the Chicago economic point of view then many public parks can be taken as example of public good
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