One way to solve the free-rider problem is:

A. have the government provide the good at a certain cost.
B. make the good or service more excludable.
C. tax those who truly value the good.
D. tax everyone an equal amount for the good.


B. make the good or service more excludable.

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A) an increase in net entrants to the labor force B) a decrease in net entrants to the labor force C) an increase in the number of new jobs created D) a decrease in the number of jobs lost

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A) inflation will fall. B) inflation will continue at the same rate. C) real interest rates rise. D) real interest rates are unaffected. E) real interest rates fall.

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