If you can't prevent people from consuming a good, then:
A)they have little reason to pay for it.
B)the good is not excludable.
C)they will likely use it for free.
D)All of these are true.

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All of these statements are true because if a good cannot be prevented from being consumed by those who do not pay for it, it is considered non-excludable, leading people to have little incentive to pay for it and likely to use it for free.

If You Can't Prevent People from Consuming a Good, Then