freegood
Freegood refers to a concept often explored in economics and philosophy, generally describing a good or service that is available in unlimited quantities without any cost to the consumer. The defining characteristic of a freegood is its abundance, such that consumption by one individual does not diminish the amount available to others. In contrast, an economic good is typically scarce and requires some form of sacrifice, such as money or effort, to obtain.
Examples often cited to illustrate the concept of freegoods include air or sunlight in their natural state.
The theoretical existence of true freegoods is debated, as most resources humans interact with are subject