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Leaving open-access resources open to all people but restricting the intensity of the use of the resources assigns
A) permanent property rights to the government.
B) temporary property rights to those people given permission to use the resource.
C) property rights to no one since the intensity of the use of the resource has been restricted.
D) property rights to everyone since the resource is available to be used by everyone.

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Economic Analysis of Social Issues

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Exactly what I needed, thanks a million.

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Cool! Good luck with your exams.

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