5. Tollway fee is characterized as:
a.) Nonrival and excludable |
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b.) Nonrival and nonexcludable |
c.) Rival and nonexcludable |
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d.) Rival and excludable |
Answer : The answer is option d.
Tollway is a private good. If anyone use the tollway then they have to pay for it. The characteristic of a private good is rival and excludable. So, option d is correct.
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