"A. His army could not pass through the Alps" is the best option from the list as to what is true of Hannibal's route during the second Punic War, but he traveled with elephants.
<h2>those 2 are correct but also , <em><u>Great Britain would have a large market in which to sell finished goods</u></em>.
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The second aspect of public goods is what economists call “nonrivalrous consumption.” ... If the good is excludable, private entrepreneurs will try to serve as many fee-paying customers as possible, charging lower prices to some customers if need be. One of the best examples of a public good is national defense.
