Firms are much more likely to provide non-excludable public goods than excludable public goods.

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Firms are more likely to provide excludable public goods because they can restrict access to those who pay, making it easier to earn profits. Non-excludable public goods, on the other hand, are available to everyone regardless of payment, making it difficult for firms to earn profits directly from their provision.

Firms Are Much More Likely to Provide Non-Excludable Public Goods