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3 years ago

Select examples of public goods provided to everyone by the government

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Public goods are those goods and services provided by the government. These economic products are consumed collectively, like highways, sanitation, schools, national defense, police and fire protection.

Examples include: protecting the country , mail delivery and public schools. Correct answer: A, C, D.

Everyone has the right to live safely (A), to get his mail (C) and to be educated (D).

bogdanovich [222]3 years ago

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A) protecting the country and D) public schools im sure this is the answer

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