Which type of good is excludable, but not rival in consumption?
A)Common resource
B)Private
C)Public
D)Artificially scarce

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Artificially scarce goods are excludable because they can be restricted to those who pay for them, but they are not rival in consumption because one person's use does not diminish the ability of others to use them. Examples include subscription-based services like streaming platforms.

Which Type of Good Is Excludable, but Not Rival in Consumption