In the Classroom Mug Experiment, Students Receive the Mug for Free

question 76

Multiple Choice

In the classroom mug experiment, students receive the mug for free and are willing to sell it:

• A) for less than it's perceived market value, since it was free in the first place.
• B) for exactly the perceived market value, without enjoying a gain or suffering a loss.
• C) only for more than its perceived market value; otherwise it would create a perceived loss.
• D) for any amount the buyer would offer, since it was free in the first place.

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