[Solved] What Does the Term Non-Excludable Mean
Question 30
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Question 30What does the term non-excludable mean?
A)It means that prospective buyers cannot be prevented from buying a particular product.
B)The impossibility of preventing non-buyers from enjoying the benefits of a product.
C)It refers to a market where price discrimination cannot be practiced.
D)It means that one person's consumption doesn't reduce the amount available for others.
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