Demand for public goods and services is not generally divisible on the basis of individual quantity demandeD.

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Public goods and services are non-excludable and non-rival, meaning that an individual's consumption of the good or service does not diminish the amount available for others to consume. As a result, the demand for public goods and services cannot be divided based on individual quantity demanded.

Demand for Public Goods and Services Is Not Generally Divisible