myth of public goods''''?, Macroeconomics

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a) Summarize the basic tenets of the arguments in this case.
b) Do you agree with main tenets of the arguments in the case? Why? Justify your answer with detailed explanations. support your answers with references c) State and explain to Mark Davis that there are rational reasons why public goods and services cannot be priced in market mechanismssk question #Minimum 100 words accepted#

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