Suppose Brian Adams wants to perform a concert in the City Park in Corner Brook, Newfoundland. The city officials argue that the only way the concert can be given permission to be performed in the City Park is if it is free of charge. If Brian Adams agrees to performing free of charge, then the concert is:

a) rival and nonexcludable
b) a private good
c) excludable
d) nonexcludable

Answer: d) nonexcludable

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A market is considered competitive if the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) is ________ and its four-firm concentration ratio is ________

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