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 Public goods are goods which are non-excludable (no one can be denied from using it) and non-rival (use by one wouldn't affect the consumption by another). 

Because of this, people want to use the good but not pay for it as they know, once the good is provided, they can't be excluded from using it. This is called Free riding. 

Private companies will not be able to tackle the problem of free riding as they won't know what rate to charge and how to make everyone pay. 

Govt. can, however do this easily.
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Answer:

Public commodities are non-excludable (no one may be denied access to them) and non-rival (the consumption of one does not impact the consumption of another).

As a result, people desire to utilize the good but not pay for it because they understand that once the good is delivered, they cannot be denied access to it. This is referred to as "free riding."

Private businesses will be unable to address the issue of free riding because they will lack the knowledge of what rate to charge and how to make everyone pay.

The government, on the other hand, can easily accomplish this.

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