Common Property Resources and Public Goods Classification

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Different types of goods, such as common property resources and public goods, through various illustrations and comparisons. The content covers the market for artificially scarce goods, a fishery model, benefits of public goods, global emissions data, greenhouse gas scenarios, and a cost comparison of electricity generation from different sources.

  • Resources
  • Public Goods
  • Goods Classification
  • Global Emissions
  • Electricity Generation

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  1. Chapter Thirteen: Common Property Resources and Public Goods

  2. Table 13.1 Classification of Different Types of Goods Table 13.1 Classification of Different Types of Goods

  3. Figure 13.1 The Market for an Artificially Scarce Good Figure 13.1 The Market for an Artificially Scarce Good (Cable Television) (Cable Television)

  4. Figure 13.2 Common Property Model of a Fishery Figure 13.2 Common Property Model of a Fishery

  5. Figure 13.3 The Benefits of Public Goods Figure 13.3 The Benefits of Public Goods

  6. Figure 13.4 Past and Projected Global Emissions of Figure 13.4 Past and Projected Global Emissions of Carbon Dioxide, 1990 Carbon Dioxide, 1990- -2005 2005 Source: United States Energy Information Administration online database. Note: Projections are for the EIA Reference Scenario.

  7. Figure 13.5 Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions Under Figure 13.5 Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions Under Alternative Scenarios Alternative Scenarios Source: Climate Action Tracker, http://climateactiontracker.org/global.html. Note: Emissions data include carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases converted to carbon dioxide equivalents.

  8. Figure 13.6 Cost Comparison of Electricity Generation Figure 13.6 Cost Comparison of Electricity Generation from Different Energy Sources, 2017 from Different Energy Sources, 2017 Source: Lazard, 2017.

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