A free rider problem is created by
A) public goods.
B) common resources.
C) private goods.
D) natural monopolies.

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Free rider problem occurs when people can consume a public good without paying for it. Public goods are non-excludable, meaning it is difficult or impossible to charge people for their consumption of the good. Therefore, some people may choose not to pay for the public good and still benefit from it, creating a free rider problem.

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