The demand curve for a pure public good is:
A) a horizontal line.
B) obtained by adding the quantities individual consumers would purchase at each possible price.
C) obtained by adding the marginal benefit obtained by each consumer at each possible quantity.
D) the marginal cost curve for the pure public good.
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