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The problem of the commons refers to how a publicly available resource becomes run-down because no one has an incentive to maintain or improve it. An example of this problem is a public park that becomes unsafe. | The problem of the commons refers to how a publicly available resource becomes run-down because no one has an incentive to maintain or improve it. An example of this problem is a public park that becomes unsafe. | ||
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Revision as of 21:21, August 1, 2007
The problem of the commons refers to how a publicly available resource becomes run-down because no one has an incentive to maintain or improve it. An example of this problem is a public park that becomes unsafe.