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One reason that national defence is a classic example of a public good is that
◦ it would be immoral for private firms to provide this essential commodity.
◦ all citizens want national defence.
◦ military technology is too expensive for private firms to provide.
◦ the benefits that accrue to one person do not diminish the benefits available to others.
◦ society deems it to be too important to be provided by the private sector.


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Marked as best answer by hgjjghgjh on Oct 12, 2022

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hgjjghgjh

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Reply 2 on: Oct 12, 2022
Gracias!


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