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    The document discusses several topics related to public goods, including roads, media such as movies and music, natural resources, and funding of public goods. It provides examples of how tolls make roads less of a public good. It also asks questions about whether the rise of the internet has made media like movies and music public goods, and whether government taxation could improve access to music. Further questions address fishery management in New Zealand, limiting hunters to prevent overhunting of deer, and the name change of the Patagonian toothfish species. The document closes by discussing different views on how to fund public goods from economics classes.

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    The document discusses several topics related to public goods, including roads, media such as movies and music, natural resources, and funding of public goods. It provides examples of how tolls make roads less of a public good. It also asks questions about whether the rise of the internet has made media like movies and music public goods, and whether government taxation could improve access to music. Further questions address fishery management in New Zealand, limiting hunters to prevent overhunting of deer, and the name change of the Patagonian toothfish species. The document closes by discussing different views on how to fund public goods from economics classes.

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    Solved As Already Mentioned The Line Between Public Good and Private

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    The document discusses several topics related to public goods, including roads, media such as movies and music, natural resources, and funding of public goods. It provides examples of how tolls make roads less of a public good. It also asks questions about whether the rise of the internet has made media like movies and music public goods, and whether government taxation could improve access to music. Further questions address fishery management in New Zealand, limiting hunters to prevent overhunting of deer, and the name change of the Patagonian toothfish species. The document closes by discussing different views on how to fund public goods from economics classes.

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    (SOLVED) As already mentioned the line between public

    good and private


    As already mentioned the line between public good and private As already mentioned, the line
    between “public good” and “private good” is genuinely blurry. Electronic tolls on roadways are
    making excludability a little bit easier every year. In your view, should we continue to think of
    roads as public goods? […]

    A Has the rise of the Internet and file sharing a. Has the rise of the Internet and file sharing
    turned media such as movies and music into public goods? Why? b. Taking your answer in part
    a into account, would government taxation and funding of music improve social welfare? […]

    A A public good is just a good that provides a. “A public good is just a good that provides large
    positive externalities.” Discuss. b. “A tragedy of the commons occurs when using a good
    causes massive negative externalities.” Discuss. In parts a and b, compare the definitions from
    Chapter […]

    A Why did the fish catch increase in New Zealand a. Why did the fish catch increase in New
    Zealand after the amount that each fisherman could catch was limited by a quota? b. Given
    your answer to part a, would an individual fisherman in New Zealand want to catch […]

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    A The nation of Alphaville has been hunting their deer a. The nation of Alphaville has been
    hunting their deer population to extinction. The government decrees strict limits on the number
    of hunters, and on the number of rounds of ammunition that each hunter can take into the hunt.
    Hunters, […]

    The Patagonian toothfish is a large ugly fish that can The Patagonian toothfish is a large, ugly
    fish that can weigh 200 pounds. In the 1990s, it became very popular under its new name, the
    Chilean sea bass. Soon, it almost became extinct. a. Why was the Chilean sea bass […]

    Emeril says In my economics class I learned that the Emeril says, “In my economics class, I
    learned that the only way to fund public goods was to have the government tax citizens to pay
    for those goods. Is that what you learned?” Rachel responds, “Actually, in my class, we […]

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