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2 — Classifying Goods Classify goods as private, public, common, or club goods based on the attributes of rivalry and excludability. Internet service is an example of a club good, which an economist would categorize as and . a.) non-rivalrous; non-excludable b.) non-rivalrous; excludable c.) rivalrous; excludable d.) rivalrous; non-excludable

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          2 — Classifying Goods
Classify goods as private, public, common, or club goods based on the attributes of rivalry and excludability.
Internet service is an example of a club good, which an economist would categorize as __________ and __________.
a.)
non-rivalrous; non-excludable
b.)
non-rivalrous; excludable
c.)
rivalrous; excludable
d.)
rivalrous; non-excludable

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2 — Classifying Goods Classify goods as private, public, common, or club goods based on the attributes of rivalry and excludability. Internet service is an example of a club good, which an economist would categorize as __________ and __________. a.) non-rivalrous; non-excludable b.) non-rivalrous; excludable c.) rivalrous; excludable d.) rivalrous; non-excludable