Having more consumers would increase a private providers cost.
Increasing the number of consumers would increase the cost to a private provider.
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can the market provide a public goods on its own? government policies about public goods?
the 14th amendment ensures that the federal government can't limit citizens' basic rights without a good reason (such as public safety)
It is a right granted to a firm by government that permits the firm to provide a particular good or service and excludes all others from doing so.
It is not always funded by the government money. It is not always seen as the most secure investment. It cannot provide as good of customer service.
Taxes are (supposed to be) used towards the public good, to provide services that no one besides government is going to provide because it simply is not profitable. A good example is roads. If the government did not use tax money to build roads, no one else would because there is no profit in it.
You must petition the court to have them removed and replaced and provide a good reason for the court to take that action.You must petition the court to have them removed and replaced and provide a good reason for the court to take that action.You must petition the court to have them removed and replaced and provide a good reason for the court to take that action.You must petition the court to have them removed and replaced and provide a good reason for the court to take that action.
Public goods are goods provided by the government to the general public because it hold great external benefits. (eg streetlights, roads ,bus stops etc).This may be similar to Merit goods so 2 main features of a public good is that it is Non-rivalry and Non-excludable you cannot compete with street lamps, and you cannot exclude anyone from using it. A public good MUST be provided by the government, because if it didn't then no one else would be willing to provide it.
Private markets can provide public goods when it becomes commercially beneficial for them to do so. Look at defence for an example. This area of government responsibility is increasingly being undertaken by the private sector. The requirements of something being classified as being a public good does not include it being a loss-making enterprise.
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