Goods that are rival in consumption and excludable would be considered
A)club goods.
B)common resources.
C)public goods.
D)private goods.

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Goods that are rival in consumption (meaning one person's use of the good reduces the amount available for others) and excludable (meaning access to the good can be restricted to only those who pay for it) are typically considered private goods. Examples include clothing, food, and cars.

Goods That Are Rival in Consumption and Excludable Would Be