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1.1.1.27. A common good is distinguished from a private good by not being diminished when it is shared.
"A private good is ordered to the one whose good it is. In loving a private good, one is actually loving the person for whom that good is intended... A common good, on the other hand, is a good that is not diminished by being shared."
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"A private good is ordered to the one whose good it is. In loving a private good, one is actually loving the person for whom that good is intended... A common good, on the other hand, is a good that is not diminished by being shared."