A river on which anyone is allowed to free access is an example of ________.
community property rights
private property rights
an open access resource
common property rights
D is right option, common property right.
Common Property Resources is a resource that is not subject to private ownership and is available to all, such as the oceans or atmosphere.
It is a resource that is non excludable and rival.
A river on which anyone is allowed to free access is an example of ________. community...
An open access common property resource is subject to free riding. O True O False
Usually, the Smithsonian Museum (which is free to enter) is a good example of a public good. However, when the museum gets crowded, it is a better example of a(n): A. artificially scarce good B. excludable good C. nonrival good D. private good. E. common property resource
5. Common resources versus private goods Spring is here, and Rina and her uncle would like to go fishing for the weekend in Florida. Rina could either go to the river in town where anyone can fish without a permit, or she could drive up to a stream located on her family's property in the countryside to fish. Assume that, no matter where people fish, all of the fish that are caught would be kept (that is, there is no "catch...
Spring is here, and Alyssa and her dad would like to go fishing for the weekend in Maroochydore. Alyssa could either go to the river in town where anyone can fish without a permit, or she could drive up to a stream located on her family's property in the countryside to fish. Assume that, no matter where people fish, all of the fish that are caught would be kept (that is, there is no catch and release" policy) PRIVATE PROPERTY...
Economists say that good institutions promote growth and that extractive institutions retard growth. Which is an example of a growth promoting institution? O a fair and independent court system for dispute resolution O private property rights an open society in which access to productive opportunities is open to all all of the above well-functioning capital markets
5. (Sustainability) (12 pts) Is market failure harmful to sustainability? Use open access as an example to explain. 18 (6) 16- constant average yield decreasing absolutely average decreasing yield yield maximum yield tonnes of fish caught 12- constant 10 average yield decreasing average yield absolutely decreasing yield yield of open access resource sustainable resource unsustainable resource use 0 3 number of fishing boats maximum sustainable yield number of users of open access resource 5. (Sustainability) (12 pts) Is market failure...
There is much open access to the Hudson River, and GE in the past poured dangerous pollutants (PCV's) into the River. Which of the following options describe both the transaction and free rider costs that were a barrier to the community's prevention of the problem. transaction cost: it would have cost money to know what GE was putting in the water. free rider: many people would not contribute to the effort, depending on others to do the work. transaction cost:...
Consider an open-access resource such as an ocean fishery as compared to a common pool resource from which a fixed number of individuals can draw. Why is the common pool resource less likely to be overused than the open access resource?
In the valley a few rivers beautiful on which is allowed to fish for a fee. Which of the following is correct? Choose one: a. The fishing licenses are stress goods. b. The fishing licenses are private good. c. Fishing permits are public quality (good quality, public good). d. The fishing licenses are a common resource. e. The fishing licenses are a natural monopoly.
1. What was the first gambling capital of the United States? 2. Which river became a popular spot for casino riverboats? The Mississippi River 3. How many casinos does Massachusetts allow? 4. What is the name of the Native American tribe in Massachusetts that is currently seeking the rights to open a casino near us? 5.Which group is credited with establishing the famous Las Vegas strip: a corporation, mobsters, or Native Americans? Which person specifically 6.Name an example of a...