A painting by Monet displayed in a museum is: a. excludable but not rival. b. rival but not excludable. c. both rival and excludable. d. neither rival nor excludable

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A painting by Monet displayed in a museum is:

a. excludable but not rival.

b. rival but not excludable.

c. both rival and excludable.

d. neither rival nor excludable.

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