________ are non-excludable but rival in consumption.
A) Public goods
B) Private goods
C) Common pool resource goods
D) Club goods

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Common pool resource goods are non-excludable, meaning that it is difficult or impossible to prevent people from accessing them, but they are rival in consumption, meaning that one person's use of the resource reduces its availability to others. Examples include fisheries, forests, and grazing land. Public goods are also non-excludable, but they are not rival in consumption, meaning that one person's use of the good does not diminish its availability to others, such as street lighting or national defense. Private goods are both excludable and rival in consumption, while club goods are non-rival but excludable.

________ Are Non-Excludable but Rival in Consumption