An AFL football game played in a completely full stadium is NOT a public good because it is
A) not supplied by the government.
B) nonexcludable and rival.
C) excludable and nonrival.
D) nonexcludable and nonrival.
E) excludable and rival.

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A completely full stadium for an AFL football game is excludable because tickets must be purchased to enter the stadium, and it is rival because each person's enjoyment of the game may be diminished by others being in attendance (e.g. obstructed view, crowded seating). Therefore, it is not a public good.

An AFL Football Game Played in a Completely Full Stadium