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{{DES | des = Libertarians often refuse to recognize public goods and club goods, or that governments have a role in their provision.  The list of important goods with substantial public or club goods components is very long, and includes education, law, safety, health, transportation, research and much more. (Club goods are like public goods but excludable and only rivalrous with congestion.)  Markets underproduce these because of the free rider problem.  | show=}}
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{{DES | des = Libertarians often refuse to recognize public goods and club goods, or that governments have a role in their provision.  The list of important goods with substantial public or club goods components is very long, and includes education, law, safety, health, transportation, research and much more. (Club goods are like public goods but excludable and only rivalrous with congestion.)  Markets are unwilling to provide them in economically efficient quantities, since companies can't capture all of the returns from public goods.  | show=}}
 
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