It has two key properties: non-excludability, meaning that it is not possible to prevent the use or consumption of the good by some category of people, such as those who have not paid for it ...

Even then, the mere fact they amount to such a crime does not necessarily lead to excludability. Take for example a single common assault, or a single Driving Under the Influence (DUI) conviction.

With reporting requirements kicking in this month under the Physician Payments Sunshine Act, CMS clarified how meals and expenses are to be treated under the so-called CME exemption. CME speaker ...

For a good to qualify as being a public good, it must have two defining characteristics: non-excludability and non-rivalry. Non-excludability means that even people who don't pay for the goods can ...

This non-excludability creates the classic dilemma in which everyone waits to free-ride off others' efforts so no one funds the lighthouse. Enter government, which taxes people to fund such public ...

The topics discussed are: the immigrant selection system, the issuance of immigrant and nonimmigrant visas; grounds of excludability of aliens and waiver of excludability; grounds for deportation of ...