This is the question:

Let's look at a COVID-19 vaccine from the economics point of view. There are two ways to think about what the term "vaccine" represents. They are

(a) A vaccineformulaor amethod of producinga given vaccine. At this level, a vaccine is just an idea, a recipe that anyone with a proper equipment can use to produce a vaccine product.

(b) An actual vaccine dose in a physical form (e.g. in a vial) that was manufactured by a company.

Discuss the rivalry and excludability of these two versions of a good, (a) and (b), and classify them into one of the 4 categories of goods discussed in Lecture 5. Do you think a competitive market will produce an efficient quantity of good (a)? What about good (b)? Carefully explain your reasoning.

If one of the goods cannot be produced by a competitive market, what are the possible solutions to this problem?

I understand A is a public good but as soon as the idea is produced it becomes Quasi. I know good B is a private good. I don't know the answers to bolded part of the question. Thank you