Ca inter economics for finance

Are pure public goods practically possible in the practical world? give the answer with reasons
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This discussion delves into the concept of pure public goods, questioning their practical existence. While theoretically defined as non-rivalrous and non-excludable, the reality is that consumption by one often affects another, and complete non-excludability is virtually impossible to achieve in the real world. Therefore, pure public goods are largely considered a theoretical myth.

😄 pure there is no purity of today's world.. narration of purity of each and everything.

Sir please give an answer that is theoretical not philosophical. Thank you

Pure Public goods is always a Myth.
Because the nature of pure public goods is.... They are Non-Rivalrous and Non-excludable.
Definitely One people consumption reduces other peoples. And No nation can provide completely Non-excludable goods.
So they are not possible

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