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excludable definition
can i stop another person from consuming the good
Rival definition
does an additional person consuming the good reduce the enjoyment of others consuming the good
what category do public goods fall in
non-excludable and non-rival
definition of common goods
gooods that are non-excludable and rivalrous
coase theorem definition
if property rights are clearly defined and transaction costs are low, then people can negotiate privately to fix externalities and reach an efficient outcome, no matter who initially has the rights