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Economics A Level (DONEEEEEEE)

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Question:

Why can the Free Rider Problem extend into the Environment? Use Air as an Example

Author: eric_galvao



Answer:

-Air is a Public Good - Non-Excludable and Non-Rivalry -Clean & Dirty Air will Cost the Same [Nothing] so making Clean Air Scarce won't Rise its Price up and Deter People from 'Usage' -This means the Benefits of not Polluting the Air, or Cleaning the Air, will not be Restricted to those who 'Paid' for the Clean Air [Non-Diminishing] so in a Free Market, its Rare to see that Happen


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