When people decide to buy cars they have to decide between


When people decide to buy cars, they have to decide between fuel economy and other features. It is argued that there is a "public good" issue involved in this decision. Why might that be? How the existence of public-good characteristics affect the price of the car? Include in your answer a good definition of a public good and free riders. Be complete and use the language of economics.

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