Answer:
The correct answer would be, The most important trait of public goods is that they are non exclude-able and nonrivalrous.
Explanation:
Public goods are the goods that are provided by the government of a country for the general public of that country and each and every person of the country can use those goods. The most common examples of public goods are rides in parks, benches, shades of trees, public washrooms, public recreational parks, etc.
The public goods are non exclude-able and nonrivalrous because no one can be excluded from using these goods and the use of these goods by one cannot reduce the availability of it for the others.
I think the answer is D, sorry if i’m wrong..
The correct answer would be option D, Volition.
He knows his idea is good and that he has the drawing skills to submit one of the best drawings, but he keeps playing his video game. Alan is lacking Volition.
Explanation:
Volition is basically the will of a person, the power of using this will by the person is volition. Volition is a cognitive process in psychology.
A particular course of action by a person is decided through his will or volition. If he has the strong volition, he will be able to direct himself towards a particular course of action.
In the cognitive process of volition, a person does or does not do something or some action depending on his will.
So when Alan knows that his drawing is good and he has good idea about making a new drawing which can be selected as the yearbook cover, but he keeps playing his video game, it shows that he has low will power or lacking volition to start the drawing.
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