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What does low cost exclusion in terms of pure private goods mean?
I don't quite understand the concept
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Anyone?
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- OiyLv 51 month agoFavorite Answer
The exclusion cost of the good is high without gains because the good is not compatible. But it's the same as that it is impossible for exclusion.
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