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Practice modeIB ECONOMICS · PAPER 1 STYLE · TOPIC 2.9

Market Failure: Public Goods

20 complete question pairs. Each has part (a), worth 10 marks, and part (b), worth 15 marks.

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QUESTION 1 OF 20

Answer both parts

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Part (a)

10 marks

Explain why a pure public good is both non-rivalrous and non-excludable.

Part (b)

15 marks

Using real-world examples, discuss whether every government-provided service is a public good.

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