a good that is neither rival nor exclusive is called a (n) public good.
a good that is neither rival nor exclusive is called a (n) public good.
a good that is neither rival nor exclusive is called a(n) ​?
public good
Na
Na
in 1988, boucher went to mississauga, ontario, where he hijacked a truck and attempted to drive it back to montreal, being arrested by the peel regional police before getting very far. in a highly unusual move, the crown agreed to have the case tried in montreal instead of mississauga and boucher's $10,000 bail was paid for by another angel, normand "biff" hamel, who managed a company importing coffee from costa rica. hamel's company, irazu inc, was owned by a senior citizen named richard muselle, who did not get out very much, and in whose home was later found millions of dollars. the angels liked to hide the cash from their criminal activities at muselle's house out of the belief that neither rival criminals nor the police would search the home of an elderly, frail and rarely seen man. on 15 september 1989, the hells angels firebombed the clubhouse of the rival outlaws gang in danville. in 1989, boucher was charged with lying to a police officer, and given a choice between paying the $200 fine or going to prison for four months; for reasons that remain unclear, he chose the latter, being released in march 1990. in november 1990, boucher was discovered by the police to be carrying a 38-caliber handgun, paying the $900 fine rather than do 5 months in prison. in march 1993, boucher paid a $500 fine after he was pulled over by a traffic cop and found with martial arts weapons in his car, violating the court order forbidding him to have any weapons.
maurice boucher