〘 noun 〙 A good that satisfies human desires, but exists in large quantities throughout society as a whole, and does not require the payment of a price to obtain it. Examples include the sun, which cannot be possessed or disposed of, and air and seawater, which are abundant and freely available. Free goods. Free-spirited goods. ⇔ Economic goods. [National Encyclopedia New Word Dictionary (1934)] Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 人間の欲望を満足させるが、社会全体としての存在量が多く、それを獲得するのに対価の支払いを要しない財。占有、処分が不可能な太陽、豊富で自由に獲得できる空気、海水などがこれにあたる。自由財貨。自由的財貨。⇔経済財。〔国民百科新語辞典(1934)〕
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