Which of the following is not an impure public good?

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Impure public goods are those that exhibit some but not all of the characteristics of a pure public good. A full movie theatre does not fit the definition of an impure public good because it is excludable and rivalrous, meaning that once all the seats are taken, no one else can enjoy the good, and each additional consumer prevents another from enjoying it. In contrast, the other options (B, C, D) can be considered impure public goods because they are partially non-excludable and non-rivalrous up to a certain point of consumption or capacity.

Which of the Following Is Not an Impure Public Good