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эк. неделимые общественные блага* (общественные блага, которые нельзя предлагать по частям: вода, воздух, оборона и др.; все чистые общественные блага являются неделимыми)Ant:Англо-русский экономический словарь > indivisible public goods
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Экономика: неделимые общественные благаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > indivisible public goods
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Англо-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > indivisible public goods
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эк. общественные блага (блага, обладающие свойствами неконкурентности, т. е. потребление такого блага одним человеком не сокращает количество блага, доступное другим, и неисключаемости в потреблении, т. е. нельзя исключить кого-л. из пользования этими благами без исключения всех остальных; эти характеристики не позволяют назначать плату за общественные блага, и частный сектор оказывается незаинтересованным в их производстве; общественные блага предоставляются государством за счет бюджетных средств)Ant:public sector economics, public consumption 2), club goods, joint goods 2), merit goods, non-competitiveness, non-rivalry, non-rivalrous, non-excludability, non-excludable, excludable, subtractable, pure public good, impure public good, vertical summation, common-pool resource, collective goods, social goods 1), non-competitive good, non-excludable good, private goods, club goods, indivisible public goods, divisible public goods, free-rider problem, Lindahl priceSee:public sector economics, public consumption 2), club goods, joint goods 2), merit goods, non-competitiveness, non-rivalry, non-rivalrous, non-excludability, non-excludable, excludable, subtractable, pure public good, impure public good, vertical summation, common-pool resource, collective goods, social goods 1), non-competitive good, non-excludable good, private goods, club goods, indivisible public goods, divisible public goods, free-rider problem, Lindahl price -
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