A cable television broadcast of a movie isA. not excludable and not rival in consumption. B. not excludable and rival in consumption. C. excludable and rival in consumption. D. excludable and not rival in consumption.

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A cable television broadcast of a movie isA. not excludable and not rival in consumption. B. not excludable and rival in consumption. C. excludable and rival in consumption. D. excludable and not rival in consumption.

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Karla Fitzpatrick · Answer 1

Answer: Option (D) is correct

Explanation:

Excludable good is the good that has the tendency to be consumed by user through payment otherwise they are excluded from consuming it without pay. Non-Rival goods are the goods that can be consumer by more than one consumer at the same time. This consumption does not impact other users.

Movie broadcasting on cable television is excludable as user can watch the movie through subscription payment. It is non-rival as consumption of movie by one consumer does not impact other consumers.

Other options are incorrect because movie being broadcasted through cable television does not display non-excludable and rival consumption. Thus, the correct option is option (D).