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non-excludability

non-excludability noun: a scenario in which it is not possible to provide a sole individual with a product without allowing others to consumer it as well (e.g., streetlights), i.e., a variant of the free-rider problem.

Noun

non-excludability (plural non-excludabilities)

  1. A scenario in which it is not possible to provide a sole individual with a product without allowing others to consumer it as well (e.g., streetlights), i.e., a variant of the free-rider problem.

Forms of non-excludability

pluralnon-excludabilities

Questions about non-excludability

What does non-excludability mean?
Non-excludability means a scenario in which it is not possible to provide a sole individual with a product without allowing others to consumer it as well (e.g., streetlights), i.e., a variant of the free-rider problem.
What part of speech is non-excludability?
Non-excludability is a noun.
What is the plural of non-excludability?
The plural of non-excludability is non-excludabilities.

Words near non-excludability in the dictionary

  1. non-evidentiary
  2. non-evolutional
  3. non-evolutionary
  4. non-exchanger
  5. non-exchangers
  6. non-excludability
  7. non-exclusive
  8. non-exclusively
  9. non-exclusivity
  10. non-executive
  11. non-executives

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