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Analyzing the Supply of Local Public Goods by Private Sectors

Guo Shao-xi

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With the development of market and technology, it will be very hard to distinguish the difference between pure public goods and quasi-public goods. The paper classifies local public goods into profit-making public goods and non-profit-making ones and analyzes the motivation, channels and institution restriction of supply of public goods by private sectors, which is beneficial to open up channels for supplying public goods by private sectors.

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With the development of market and technology, it will be very hard to distinguish the difference between pure public goods and quasi-public goods. The paper classifies local public goods into profit-making public goods and non-profit-making ones and analyzes the motivation, channels and institution restriction of supply of public goods by private sectors, which is beneficial to open up channels for supplying public goods by private sectors.

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With the development of market and technology, it will be very hard to distinguish the difference between pure public goods and quasi-public goods. The paper classifies local public goods into profit-making public goods and non-profit-making ones and analyzes the motivation, channels and institution restriction of supply of public goods by private sectors, which is beneficial to open up channels for supplying public goods by private sectors.

Key concepts: Public good, Speciality goods, Business, Intermediate good, Private good, Profit (economics), Commerce, Product market

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