6. Classify the following good as either: (1) private good, (2) club good, (3) common resource, (4) pure public good. Briefly explain your answer to each. A swimming pool at the UP College of Human Kinetics b. The People's Television Network, a government-owned broadcaster Isaw at Mang Larry's

6. Classify the following good as either: (1) private good, (2) club good, (3) common resource, (4) pure public good. Briefly explain your answer to each. A swimming pool at the UP College of Human Kinetics b. The People's Television Network, a government-owned broadcaster Isaw at Mang Larry's

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d.
The People's Television Network, a government-owned broadcaster
Isaw at Mang Larry's
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