If it is impossible or very costly to exclude nonpaying customers from receiving a good, the good is considered to be
a. freeware.
b. nonexcludable.
c. a common good.
d. a receiving good.
B
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A) price rationing. B) an ineffective price ceiling. C) a non-price rationing device. D) an ineffective price floor.
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