Overcrowding frequently occurs when consumers:
A)share common property.
B)receive subsidies for goods they consume.
C)pay the full cost of resources they use.
D)prevent others from using resources.

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Overcrowding tends to occur when individuals share common property such as public parks or beaches, where there are no private property rights and no one individual can control access to a particular space. This can lead to overuse and congestion, as no one person feels responsible for maintaining the resources. The other options do not necessarily contribute to overcrowding.

Overcrowding Frequently Occurs When Consumers