Example of an Excludable Public Good: CORE Econ's The Economy Ebook

Dynamic Nature of Excludability

Example of an Excludable Public Good: Information in a Copyrighted Book

Example of an Excludable Public Good: Film in an Uncrowded Cinema

Example of an Excludable Public Good: Toll Roads and Bridges

Example of a Club Good: Private Golf Club

Example of In-Principle Excludability: Public Roads and Parks

A new online streaming service offers unlimited access to its library of thousands of classic films. Access is granted only to users who pay a monthly subscription fee. One subscriber watching a film does not prevent any other subscriber from watching the same or any other film. Based on these characteristics, how is this streaming service best classified?

Bridge Funding Strategy Analysis

Match each economic term for a type of good with the description that best fits its characteristics.

City Park Conservatory Funding Debate

A good that is excludable becomes a club good only when consumption by one person significantly reduces the amount available for others.

The Economics of Digital Information

The 'Freemium' Software Model

Reclassifying a Public Asset

An uncrowded public beach is open to everyone, and one person's enjoyment does not detract from another's. The local government then decides to fence off the beach and charge an entrance fee. Assuming the beach remains uncrowded, how does this action change the economic classification of the beach access?

Digital Library Funding Strategy