Practice mode Market

Which statement correctly describes a public good?

Correct answer B. It has the properties of being non-excludable and non-diminishable

Explanation

A pure public good is non-excludable, so non-payers cannot be kept out, and non-rival or non-diminishable, so one person's use does not reduce what is left for others. Who supplies it is irrelevant.

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