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Business, 22.02.2020 03:34 chunkymonkey090

A group of university students toys coconuts from farmers' markets. The students consume the meat of the coconuts for food and use the shells to make sculptures. These sculptures are placed in a public park that any student can visit. The park sustains itself through students' donations. Some individuals have no incentive to donate to the park and will instead depend on those who do donate. Which of the following is this is an example of?
The free-rider problem
A negative externally
Efficient allocation of coconuts
Overuse of coconuts

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