Television broadcasts are often given as examples of a public good. However, it is possible to code a broadcast so that only people who pay for the decoder box can view it. The use of a coded signal does what to a television broadcast?
A. Makes it nonrival
B. Makes it nonexcludable
C. Makes it rival
D. Makes it excludable
Answer: D
Economics
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