When those that do not contribute to the costs of a public good are denied use,this is a case of
A) exclusion.
B) being nonrival.
C) price discrimination.
D) infeasibility.

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Exclusion is the act of preventing those who do not contribute to the costs of a public good from using it. This is often done to ensure that those who do contribute are not burdened by free-riders who take advantage of the good without paying their fair share. Nonrivalry refers to a good that can be used by many individuals without diminishing its availability, price discrimination refers to offering different prices to different customers, and infeasibility means something is impossible to achieve.

When Those That Do Not Contribute to the Costs of a Public