If one person’s enjoyment of a good does not reduce anyone else’s ability to consume it, how is the good described?

Correct answer A. Non-rival in consumption

Explanation

A good is non-rival when one person's use leaves the same amount for others, as with a radio broadcast or street lighting.

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