How does an additional individual's consumption of a good that is nonrival-in-consumption, such as a radio broadcast, affect the amount of the good available to other consumers?
A) The amount available to others will decline.
B) The amount available to others will increase.
C) The amount available to others is unaffected.
D) The amount available to others is eliminated.

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A nonrival-in-consumption good means that one person's consumption does not reduce the availability of the good for others. Therefore, an additional individual's consumption of a radio broadcast does not affect the amount available to other consumers.

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