Multiple Choice
Because general knowledge is not excludable,
A) the government contributes to its production.
B) the cost generally outweighs the benefit to society.
C) private markets will not supply any general knowledge to society.
D) general knowledge cannot be "supplied" to the market by anyone since it is not a product.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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