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Which of the following best explains why it is sometimes efficient to charge a positive price for the use of some products such as museums, beaches, and roads?
◦ Each person consuming the product has a positive marginal benefit and should therefore pay a positive price.
◦ Since these products are excludable and non-rivalrous, it is always efficient to charge a positive price.
◦ Since these products are non-excludable, it is sometimes efficient to charge a positive price.
◦ Since these products are excludable, marginal cost is always positive, and a positive price is appropriate.
◦ Once these products become congested they become rivalrous, marginal cost is positive, and a positive price is then efficient.
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