Rival in Consumption? Yes No Yes A B. Excludable? No D Emma's use of good x does not affect anyone else's use of good x. Neither Emma nor anyone else can be prevented from using the good. Good x is an example of the type of good that belongs in O Box C, which represents common resources. O Box A, which represents private goods. O Box D, which represents public goods. O Box B, which represents club goods/natural monopolies.

Rival in Consumption? Yes No Yes A B. Excludable? No D Emma's use of good x does not affect anyone else's use of good x. Neither Emma nor anyone else can be prevented from using the good. Good x is an example of the type of good that belongs in O Box C, which represents common resources. O Box A, which represents private goods. O Box D, which represents public goods. O Box B, which represents club goods/natural monopolies.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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