quasi public goods have characteristics of both private and public goods including partial excludability , partial rivalry , partial diminishability
Non-Excludability - Meaning that no one can be excluded from it's usage. Non-Rivalry - One's person consumption of said good won't prevent another's consumption of it. Then there's a quasi-public good that have some characteristics but not all of a public good e.g. National Health Service: there's a limited amount of staffing and drugs so there is some rivalry. It's disputable whether there really is such thing as a real public good since resources are limited and a person probably could be excluded from it's usage in the right circumstances.
Private Goods :)
non-excludability
because of the bomb
quasi public goods have characteristics of both private and public goods including partial excludability , partial rivalry , partial diminishability
Non-Excludability - Meaning that no one can be excluded from it's usage. Non-Rivalry - One's person consumption of said good won't prevent another's consumption of it. Then there's a quasi-public good that have some characteristics but not all of a public good e.g. National Health Service: there's a limited amount of staffing and drugs so there is some rivalry. It's disputable whether there really is such thing as a real public good since resources are limited and a person probably could be excluded from it's usage in the right circumstances.
Non-Excludability - Meaning that no one can be excluded from it's usage. Non-Rivalry - One's person consumption of said good won't prevent another's consumption of it. Then there's a quasi-public good that have some characteristics but not all of a public good e.g. National Health Service: there's a limited amount of staffing and drugs so there is some rivalry. It's disputable whether there really is such thing as a real public good since resources are limited and a person probably could be excluded from it's usage in the right circumstances.
Private Goods :)
Therefore, public goods are non-rivalry and non-excludability. Examples of public goods are education, infrastructure, lighthouses, flood control systems, knowledge, fresh air, national security, official statistics, etc.
non-excludability
Excludability
because of the bomb
Excludability
The abstract nouns are excludability and exclusion.
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A free-rider problem.Non-excludability