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1 mark, −0.33Public EconomicsRole of the state and public goodsMerit goods, social goods and public provisionModerateabout 1 min
UoH 2017 Question 100: Role of the state and public goods
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This question is on Merit goods, social goods and public provision, part of Role of the state and public goods in Public Economics.
Goods the state provides or promotes beyond what markets would, and the reasons given.
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