Provide an example of:
(a) Goods that are (i) private, (ii) public, (iii) nonexcludable and rival, (iv) excludable and nonrival.
(b) A situation where people have lost part of the value of their property to the government and not been compensated. The higher the percentage of the value lost, the better the example.
(c) An externality that affects not only the market that produces the externality, but another market as well.
(d) A public good (i) provided by a government and (ii) provided by a private party.