Statement I.Public goods tend to be indivisible.
Statement II.There is often no way to exclude anyone from consuming a public good if she or he did not pay for it.

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Statement I is true: Public goods are typically indivisible, meaning that they cannot be divided or parceled out to individuals.
Statement II is also true: It is often difficult or impossible to exclude someone from using a public good, even if they did not pay for it. For example, it is difficult to keep non-payers from enjoying public parks or other shared resources.

Statement I.Public Goods Tend to Be Indivisible