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Characteristic of a common resource.
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Public goods area. efficiently provided by market forces.b. underprovided in the absence of government.c. overused in the absence of government.d. a type of natural monopoly.
Public goods are
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a.efficiently provided by market forces.
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b.underprovided in the absence of government.
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c.overused in the absence of
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d.a type of natural monopoly.
The following statements are FALSE about market failures EXCEPT
a.An efficient monopoly in allocating its resources causes a large consumer surplus.
b.Price mechanism in the private market allow limited resources to be efficiently used.
c.Market mechanism provide an opportunity to enter a perfectly competition market.
d.Market mechanism are not the best tool to distribute resources fairly.
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