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AP Microeconomics 6.3 Public and Private Goods Questions

Review rivalry and excludability, classify public, private, and common goods, and connect free riding to hidden demand, underproduction, and government provision.

Syllabus
Effective Fall 2022
Course
AP Microeconomics

Exam points

  • classify public, private and common goods using rivalry and excludability
  • identify pure public goods from nonrival and nonexcludable benefits
  • explain how free riders conceal demand when producers cannot exclude nonpayers
  • connect free riding to private underproduction and the case for government provision

Covered syllabus points

POL-3.C—a. Define whether goods are rival and/or excludable. b. Explain how the nature of rival and/or excludable goods influences the…

Question 1

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Which of the following is the best example of a pure public good?

A

National defense

B

Internet service

C

Garbage pick-up services

D

A publicly funded sports stadium

E

The U.S. Postal Service

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