Question 1
Which of the following is an example of a rivalrous good?
◦ a visit to the dentist
◦ the weather forecast
◦ an uncrowded beach
◦ toxic emissions from a factory smokestack
◦ an empty toll highway
Question 2
Consider an ordinary rivalrous good, provided in a competitive market. At the socially optimal level of provision of this good, the marginal
◦ cost of production of this good is zero.
◦ sacrifice society needs to make to supply the last unit of the good is more than each consumer's marginal willingness to pay.
◦ cost of production of the last unit of the good is more than all consumers' combined marginal willingness to pay.
◦ cost of production of the last unit of the good is equal to the consumers' marginal willingness to pay.
◦ cost of production of the last unit of the good is equal to all consumers' combined marginal willingness to pay.
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