When government provides a good or service that could be sold in a private market, such as education, it is providing a:

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Quasi-public goods are goods that could be provided by the market but are instead provided by the government to ensure universal access and coverage, such as education and healthcare. They are not pure public goods because they can be excludable and rival in consumption to some extent, but the government provides them for the public benefit.

When Government Provides a Good or Service That Could Be