If the consumption of Good A by one person does not decrease the quantity of Good A available for another person's consumption, then the good is said to be
A) nonrival.
B) rival.
C) nonexcludable.
D) excludable.

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When a good is nonrival, it means that one person's consumption of the good does not decrease the amount of the good available for others to consume. Therefore, the consumption of Good A by one person does not affect the availability of Good A for another person to consume, making it a nonrival good.

If the Consumption of Good a by One Person Does