A free-rider problem exists for any good that is not
A)rival in consumption.
B)a private good.
C)free.
D)excludable.

Name: A free-rider problem exists for any good that is not A)rival in consumption. B)a private good. C)free. D)excludable.
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A free-rider problem arises when it is difficult or impossible to exclude non-payers from enjoying the benefits of a good, even if they have not paid for it. This is possible only for excludable goods, thereby making option D the correct answer.

A Free-Rider Problem Exists for Any Good That Is Not