Suppose a popular band decides to hold a free concert in its hometown. Admission is available on a first-come, first-served basis. This concert is an example of: multiple choice an artificially scarce good. a public good. a common resource. a private good.
Public goods means a product that cannot reduce the consumption of one person due to the consumption of other person. Providing a free concert is necessarily excludable because it is possible to charge entrance. Only a limited person can attend the concert, so it is a rival goods. The free concert is not a public goods none common resources and private goods
