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Question 1

Once a ________ good is produced, everyone consumes the same amount, ________ for different individuals.


◦ private; but the willingness to pay will be different
◦ private; and the willingness to pay will be the same
◦ public; but the willingness to pay will be different
◦ public; and the willingness to pay will be the same

Question 2

When it comes to ________ goods, it is important to remember only one level of output can be realized and consumers are ________ for that level.


◦ public; only willing to pay the same amount
◦ public; willing to pay different amounts
◦ private; only willing to pay the same amount
◦ private; willing to pay different amounts
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Reply #1 on: Apr 19, 2019
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