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D. Which of the following is a critical rule for determining whether something is a public good? The benefits of the facility are greater for the society than for the individuals using it. O The benefit
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D. Which of the following is a critical rule for determining whether something is a public good?

The benefits of the facility are greater for the society than for the individuals using it.
O
The benefit to each individual who uses the facility is greater than the cost.
O
The total benefits to society are greater than the total cost.
O
The total cost is small for each individual taxpayer.

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Answer:The total benefits to society are greater than the total cost.

Explanation:Correct in Gradpoint

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I believe it is C) the total benefits to society are greater then the total cost.
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