Answer to Question #236145 in Macroeconomics for Danni

Question #236145
Suppose two goods, X and Y are economically in that positive output at which total benefits exceeds total costs. If good X is characterized by nonrivalry and non-excludubility, then:
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2021-09-13T12:23:51-0400

Good X will continue recording positive output as its demand will be maintained. Being a non-excludubility and nonrivalry, the good may be considered as a basic factor. However, this may adversely affect good Y making its demand to start diminishing. Other funds to be spent on good Y may be used to purchase good X because of its non-excludubility factor.


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