principles of economics

scarcity principle
no free lunch principle
cost benefit principle
if two people have the same preferences and income to watch a movie.
person a lost the ticket along the way.
person b lost $10 bill along the way.
the movie ticket cost $10.
They both have enough money to watch the movie.
Is any of them more likely to watch the movie? If so, why?
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principles of economics
scarcity princisdple
no free lunch principldsdfdfe
cost benefit principle
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if two people have the same preferences and income to watch a movie.
person a lost the ticket along the way.
person b lost $10 bill along the way.
the movie ticket cost $10.sdf
They both have enough money to watch the movie.
Is any of them more likely to watch the movie? If so, why?
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principles of economics
scarcity principle
no free lunch principle
cost benefit principle
if two people have the same preferences and income to watch a movie.
person a lost the ticket along the way.
person b lost $10 bill along the way.
the movie ticket cost $10.
They both have enough money to watch the movie.
Is any of them more likely to watch the movie? If so, why?
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principles of economics
scarcity princisdple
no free lunch principldsdfdfe
cost benefit principle
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if two people have the same preferences and income to watch a movie.
person a lost the ticket along the way.
person b lost $10 bill along the way.
the movie ticket cost $10.sdf
They both have enough money to watch the movie.
Is any of them more likely to watch the movie? If so, why?
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scarcity principle
no free lunch principle
cost benefit principle
if two people have the same preferences and income to watch a movie.
person a lost the ticket along the way.
person b lost $10 bill along the way.
the movie ticket cost $10.
They both have enough money to watch the movie.
Is any of them more likely to watch the movie? If so, why?
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principles of economics
scarcity princisdple
no free lunch principldsdfdfe
cost benefit principle
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if two people have the same preferences and income to watch a movie.
person a lost the ticket along the way.
person b lost $10 bill along the way.
the movie ticket cost $10.sdf
They both have enough money to watch dftsfshe movie.
Is any of them more likely fdfto watch the movie? If so, why?
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scarcity principle
no free lunch principle
cost benefit principledf
if two people have the same preferences and income to watch a movie.
person a lost the ticket along the way.
person b lost $10 bill along the way.
the movie ticket cost $10.
They both have enough money to watch the movie.
Is any of them more likely to watch the movie? If so, why?
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principles of economics
scarcity princisdple
no free lunch principldsdfdfe
cost benefit principle
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if two people have the same preferences and income to watch a movie.
person a lost the ticket along the way.
person b lost $10 bill along the way.
the movie ticket cost $10.sdf
They both have enough money to watch the movie.
Is any of them more likely to watch the movie? If so, why?
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