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Note Nov 11, 2019

1. National parks can be considered public goods as they are non-excludable and non-rivalrous. However, they are not perfectly accessible due to their remote locations and limitations on access. 2. Overuse of national parks can damage them, making the resources rivalrous and no longer a pure public good. 3. There are various economic approaches that can be used to analyze the costs and benefits of national parks, such as Marshallian demand analysis, Hicksian demand analysis, equivalent variation, and compensating variation.

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Note Nov 11, 2019

1. National parks can be considered public goods as they are non-excludable and non-rivalrous. However, they are not perfectly accessible due to their remote locations and limitations on access. 2. Overuse of national parks can damage them, making the resources rivalrous and no longer a pure public good. 3. There are various economic approaches that can be used to analyze the costs and benefits of national parks, such as Marshallian demand analysis, Hicksian demand analysis, equivalent variation, and compensating variation.

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