General goods can be defined as things that are not owned by anyone, i.e. legal or natural persons, but serve the common needs of all people, and despite the fact that they are not owned by anyone, the Republic of Croatia takes care and manages them. The subject of this work is General goods in the Croatian Legal Order, where the concpet of general goods will be analyzed and clearly defined; what are the general goods, what are their characsteristics and legal acts that regulate this type of goods. A special section related to the radio frequency spectrum and the question of whether it is included in the system of general goods or public goods in general use will also be mentioned. The purpose and goals of this work are distinction of general goods, public goods and goods of particualar interest to the Republic of Croatia. In the introduction, the subject, goals and the purpose of this work are defined. The second part of this work explains the basic concept of the general goods and its basic charachteristics. The third and fourth chapters discuss the differences between general goods and public goods and goods of interest to the Republic of Croatia, where their main differences are precisely stated. The fifth chapter deals with the types of general goods where the divison of general goods is stated. In the sixth chapter, the emphasis is placed on radio frequency spectrum, the explanation of the term, its definition in the law of the European Union and the Republic of Croatia, and the point of view on whether it belongs to the general goods or the public goods.