9. Chapter malper, Section .11, Problem 022 (ID: 022.11.MANK09)The Pennsylvania Turpike is a tolled freeway running through the state of Pennsylvania. Motorists must pay toils at various points along the Turnpike based on the distance theytraveled on the freeway. Suppose that despite the tolls, many motorists in the urban areas use the Turnpike causing traffic to slow during peak times. What type of good would theTurnpike be classified as in this case?Ca. Common resourceOb. Private good.Oc. Public goodCd. Club good

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The Pennsylvania Turnpike is a tolled freeway running through the state of Pennsylvania. Motorists must pay toils at various points along the Turnpike based on the distance the traveled on the freeway. Suppose that despite the tolls, many motorists in the urban areas use the Turnpike causing traffic to slow during peak times. What type of good would Turnpike be classified as in this case? Ca. Common resource Ob. Private good Oc. Public good Cd. Club good

The Pennsylvania Turnpike is a tolled freeway running through the state of Pennsylvania. Motorists must pay toils at various points along the Turnpike based on the distance the traveled on the freeway. Suppose that despite the tolls, many motorists in the urban areas use the Turnpike causing traffic to slow during peak times. What type of good would Turnpike be classified as in this case? Ca. Common resource Ob. Private good Oc. Public good Cd. Club good

Essentials of Economics (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781337091992

Author:N. Gregory Mankiw

Publisher:N. Gregory Mankiw

Chapter11: Public Goods And Common Resources

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