When a government decides only people who have paid an annual fee will get certain services, such as firefighting services, which of the three economic questions does it answer?

Choose 1 answer:
A) Is this a good way to allocate services?
(B) Who should get the goods produced?
(c) What should be produced?

D Is it fair to deny services?
(E) How should it be produced?

Question

When a government decides only people who have paid an annual fee will get certain services, such as firefighting services, which of the three economic questions does it answer?

Choose 1 answer:
A) Is this a good way to allocate services?
(B) Who should get the goods produced?
(c) What should be produced?

D Is it fair to deny services?
(E) How should it be produced?

Accepted Answer

***B*** ∻Key Concept∻ ⚹Allocation of Resources⚹ ∻Explanation∻ ⚹The scenario describes how the government decides who should receive the services based on the payment of a fee, which is a question of resource allocation to different groups within the economy.⚹◊What impact does the government's decision to provide firefighting services only to those who have paid an annual fee have on the allocation of resources in the economy?⍭ Generate me a similar question◊

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