23 Multiple Select: Select all of the following that might be a negative consequence of using public goods. A. Positive Externalities Free Riders Not having to pay any money for them Negative Externalities D.

23 Multiple Select: Select all of the following that might be a negative consequence of using public goods. A. Positive Externalities Free Riders Not having to pay any money for them Negative Externalities D.

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Author:Roger A. Arnold

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Chapter30: Market Failure: Externalities, Public Goods, And Asymmetric Information

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