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If the quantity of any good remains available the same after consuming by people such goods are called?

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✅ Correct Option: 2

Public goods are non-rivalrous: one person's consumption does not reduce the quantity available to others, for example street lighting or national defence. They are also non-excludable. Private goods, in contrast, get used up when consumed. Hence the answer is public good.

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