The problem of free riders is most apparent for:
A) private goods.
B) nonrival private goods.
C) public goods.
D) textbooks.

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Free riders are individuals who benefit from a public good without contributing to its provision. Public goods are non-excludable, meaning that it is difficult to prevent individuals from using them once they are provided. Therefore, public goods are most vulnerable to the problem of free riders.

The Problem of Free Riders Is Most Apparent For