Definition of free good in English:

free good

noun

Economics

A resource, such as sunlight or air, which is so abundant that its availability is not a constraint on economic activity.
water can no longer be considered as a free good
Example sentencesExamples
- Homesteading land in the US West in the middle of the 19th century was a free good.
- Free goods are valuable, but they are in such ample supply they have no price.
- These rights create value to something that was otherwise a free good, e.g. clean air or water.
- Viewed from the vantage point of economic theory, the internet may be what economists call a "free good".
- For almost 300 years, knowledge was thought of as a free good, open to all people.

Definition of free good in US English:

free good

noun

Economics

A resource, such as sunlight or air, which is so abundant that its availability is not a constraint on economic activity.
water can no longer be considered as a free good
Example sentencesExamples
- For almost 300 years, knowledge was thought of as a free good, open to all people.
- These rights create value to something that was otherwise a free good, e.g. clean air or water.
- Homesteading land in the US West in the middle of the 19th century was a free good.
- Free goods are valuable, but they are in such ample supply they have no price.
- Viewed from the vantage point of economic theory, the internet may be what economists call a "free good".

单词	free good
释义	Definition of free good in English: free good noun Economics A resource, such as sunlight or air, which is so abundant that its availability is not a constraint on economic activity. water can no longer be considered as a free good Example sentencesExamples Homesteading land in the US West in the middle of the 19th century was a free good. Free goods are valuable, but they are in such ample supply they have no price. These rights create value to something that was otherwise a free good, e.g. clean air or water. Viewed from the vantage point of economic theory, the internet may be what economists call a "free good". For almost 300 years, knowledge was thought of as a free good, open to all people. Definition of free good in US English: free good noun Economics A resource, such as sunlight or air, which is so abundant that its availability is not a constraint on economic activity. water can no longer be considered as a free good Example sentencesExamples For almost 300 years, knowledge was thought of as a free good, open to all people. These rights create value to something that was otherwise a free good, e.g. clean air or water. Homesteading land in the US West in the middle of the 19th century was a free good. Free goods are valuable, but they are in such ample supply they have no price. Viewed from the vantage point of economic theory, the internet may be what economists call a "free good".
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