Question

market does not exist for. .......... goods​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Pure public goods clearly provide a benefit to the consumer, but, for several reasons, are unlikely to exist in a market economy. ... Because markets for these goods are not likely to form they are called missing markets and are considered a special case where demand exists, but supply is absent.

Answer 2

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Pure public goods clearly provide a benefit to the consumer, but, for several reasons, are unlikely to exist in a market economy. ... Because markets for these goods are not likely to form they are called missing markets and are considered a special case where demand exists, but supply is absent.

So I think answer is will be pure public..