Which of the following statements about public goods is FALSE?
A) The government usually provides public goods.
B) Public goods are things that everyone can share.
C) Individuals have powerful incentives to provide public goods.
D) Public goods are not profitable.
E) Public goods are indivisible and nonexclusive.
Ans: C) Individuals have powerful incentives to provide public goods.
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A. the grandfather clause B. felony disenfranchisement C. suffrage D. the bandwagon effect
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A) railroads B) airlines C) trucking D) communications E) computer producing companies
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A. involves the interaction of political institutions and patterns of behavior B. sets of political objects or concepts that are theoretically related to each other in an analytic way C. the patterns of interactions between and among individuals and groups in a society D. involves the cognitions, feelings, and evaluations of the citizens of a nation
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A. Party-centered campaigns B. Candidate-centered campaigns C. Congressional-centered campaigns D. State-centered campaigns