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free-rider problem
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public goods
Public goods are goods or services that are both non-excludable and non-rivalrous. Because individuals cannot be prevented from
demerit goods
Demerit goods are products or services that are considered to be harmful or less beneficial to consumers than
merit goods
Merit goods are goods and services that are considered beneficial for individuals and society, often more than consumers
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Understanding the Classification of Goods and Services: A Comprehensive Guide
Metadescription: Learn about the different types of goods and services in economics, including free goods, private goods, public