What name is given to the class of goods that a wholly unregulated market would underproduce or not produce at all?

Correct answer D. Public goods

Explanation

Public goods are non-rival and non-excludable, so people can benefit without paying; firms cannot recover their costs and the market supplies too little or nothing.

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