For each of the listed goods, indicate whether they are rivalrous or non-rivalrous, excludeable or non-excludeable, if they are public goods, and if they are common property resources. Published product safety information Rivalrous? Non-rivalrous Excludeable? Non-excludeable Public Good? No Common-Property Resource? A seat on an airplane Rivalrous? Excludeable?

For each of the listed goods, indicate whether they are rivalrous or non-rivalrous, excludeable or non-excludeable, if they are public goods, and if they are common property resources. Published product safety information Rivalrous? Non-rivalrous Excludeable? Non-excludeable Public Good? No Common-Property Resource? A seat on an airplane Rivalrous? Excludeable?

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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