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A city government decides to fund and maintain a large public park that is open to everyone and financed through taxes. The park is spacious, so one person enjoying a picnic does not prevent others from also using the park. From an economic perspective, what is the primary reason a private, profit-seeking company would be unlikely to provide this park, making government provision necessary?

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