first, why free good is a good that has zero marginal use value?
for example, air is free good, when i breathe, these air can make me satisfiable, that why i think the MUV is more than zero, is that right?
ANS:
free good has zero price. At equilibrium, P = MUV. Then, P = MUV = 0.
free good has its use value. but this is the total value. Remember the figure of MUV curve (downward sloping), if we consume water with more than 0 quantity until MUV = P = 0, the area under the MUV curve represents TUV. this area must be greater than zero, representing the positie use value for water.
second, does free good have utility?
similar to the first question,but these are what i don't understand with it
ANS:
utility is a set of number arbitrarily assigned so as to rank options.
Water has positive use value, can satisfy wants. So, this is a "good", having utility.
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