Economics 9708/13 — May/June 2023
Cambridge AS Level · AS Level Multiple Choice · answer key with instant marking and worked solutions
Topics Elasticities of Demand · Balance of Payments · National Income Statistics · Economic Growth · Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply · Demand and Supply · +13 more
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People plant flowers in a local park.
Which statement is correct?
Options
A Flowers in parks are a public good because people can enjoy them at no charge.
B Flowers in parks are a public good because they are owned by local people and are not for profit.
C Flowers in parks are not a public good if local people can limit the number of visitors to the parks.
D Flowers in parks are not a public good if they are individual, not identical, in nature.
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