The free rider problem causes goods not to be produced when
A) the opportunity cost of providing them is low.
B) the quantity supplied is greater than the quantity demanded.
C) they can't be produced by government.
D) they can't be provided exclusively to the people who pay for them.
D
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How many units should Harvey's Housewares produce?
a. 1 unit b. 2 units c. 3 units d. Zero units, at these prices, the production should not start
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Refer to the following graph. A decrease in demand is reflected as
a. a shift of the demand curve from D to D1.
b. a shift of the demand curve from D to D2.
c. movement from point B to A along demand curve D.
d. movement from point A to C when the price is $12.50.
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