Determine if the following goods listed are a private good, a common good, a quasi-public good or a public good.
A television broadcast of the World Series
Mail delivery
Education in a public school (Grades K through 12)
Education in a private school (Grades K through 12)
Hiking in a large park (no congestion) surrounded by a fence
Hiking in a large park (no congestion) not surrounded by a fence
an apple
(a) A television broadcast of the world series.: Public good.
(b) Mail delivery : Private good.
(c) Education in a public school (Grades K through 12) = Common resource.
(d) Education in a private school (Grades K through 12)= Private good.
(e) Hiking in a large park (no congestion ) surrounded by a fence: A quasi public good.
(f) Hiking in a large park (no congestion) not surrounded by a fence : Public good.
(g) An apple : Private good.
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