Question

What benefits many and is not consumed when used?

O Private Goods
O Free Goods
O Regular Goods
O Public Goods

Answer 1

Public Goods

Step-by-step explanation:

Public goods refer to commodities and services available for use by all members of a community. They are provided by the government through taxes. Because the government funds public goods, they benefit everyone in society at no extra costs.

Examples of public goods include public roads, street lighting, police service, national defense, and public bridges.

Public goods are both non-rivalry and non-excludability. They don't get exhausted when consumed, nor is it possible to exclude others from consuming them.