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Excludable Good
Person can be prevented from using it.
Non-excludable Good
Cannot prevent others from using it.
Rival in Consumption
One person's use of it diminishes others' use.
Nonrival Good
One person's use does not diminish others' use.
Private Goods
Excludable and Rival; efficiently provided in competitive markets.
Public Goods
Nonexcludable and nonrival; difficult to pay voluntarily.
Artificially Scarce Goods
Excludable but nonrival; markets provide these goods efficiently.
Common Resources
Nonexcludable but rival; strong incentive to consume these resources before others.
Free-Rider Problem
Many individuals are unwilling to pay for consumption of non-excludable goods.
Pigouvian Tax
Tax or regulation to manage common resources.