Based on Hardin's arguments in "The Tragedy of the Commons," in which case would resources be best conserved in order to maximize yield?

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Hardin argues that the tragedy of the commons occurs when there is a lack of property rights or ownership over resources, leading individuals to overuse or exploit them. In cases of private ownership, individuals have a stake in the well-being and preservation of the resources and are more likely to conserve them. Therefore, private ownership would be the best choice for maximizing yield while conserving resources.

Based on Hardin's Arguments in "The Tragedy of the Commons